Nassau County Traffic Tickets

If you got a Nassau County traffic ticket violation, you should carefully consider your options before making any decisions. Sometimes it may in fact be okay to attempt to address the traffic ticket or citation yourself, but it may be in your best interest to speak to an attorney before doing anything. Here at LongIslandTrafficLawyer.com we offer a free consultation with an attorney who can help you decide what steps you need to take. Many times pleading guilty through the mail can have unforeseen consequences and can affect your insurance rates.
At Long Island Traffic Lawyer, we may be able to get your Nassau County Ticket or moving violation reduced to a non-moving violation resulting in no points on your license. In other instances that are more serious in nature, we may opt to plead down for you to something that may carry points, but will likely not affect your insurance in any meaningful way.

Nassau County Traffic Court – Get a free consultation about Nassau County Traffic Court

If you need to appear in Nassau County Traffic Court, it may be time to speak to an attorney who can help. Don’t plead guilty through the mail to a Nassau Traffic Court ticket without considering what this may mean moving forward. Many times, pleading guilty through the mail results in both heavy fines and increased car insurance rates for the next several years. If you call me today I will give you a 100% free phone consultation during which we can discuss the tickets or charges against you and your legal options.
Once you decide to retain me I will get started by immediately examining the facts of your case and considering which options will result in the best possible outcome for you. I will then discuss this with you and we can decide together what avenues you wish to pursue. Often, we can plead your ticket or charges down considerably, allowing you to save on fines and fees as well as preventing substantial insurance spikes.
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