Most people are concerned about the insurance implications of receiving a citation. If you just pay a citation and don’t make any effort to keep the points off your license, your insurance may go up. If you do receive points on your license, those points stay on your official motor vehicle report for three years. If you were involved in a chargeable accident (one in which the insurance company found you to be at fault) and you received a citation, then your insurance may skyrocket. In addition it’s not uncommon for insurance companies to drop policyholders depending on the facts of the particular case. It is critical that you do everything possible to avoid points on your driving record. If we beat the case outright or receive a withhold of adjudication (not a conviction under the law) then you will not receive points on your driving record. Any specific questions regarding rate increases need to be addressed with your insurance agent or company.

The Law Offices of Finebloom & Haenel provides traffic ticket defense for speeding ticket, traffic violation, running a red light, toll violation, had your license suspended, involved in a traffic accident, or have been arrested for DUI.

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