Individuals frequently see traffic offenses as minor violations. To avoid more complications, they just pay the fee. A traffic offense, on the other hand, might result in points on your driving record, traffic school, an increase in your insurance premium, and other consequences. A traffic infringement, if ignored, can cost you thousands of dollars, your driver’s license, and even incarceration. Furthermore, the conviction remains on your permanent record and may have an impact on future work opportunities, school admissions, and other factors.

What we Offer

Our law firm has been handling tough traffic and criminal cases around Australia for over 5 years. Our experienced criminal and traffic ticket defense lawyers are ready to fight for the best possible result for you.

NEVER PAY A TICKET OR SUBMIT AND ADMIT TO A CRIME UNTIL A COURT DATE IS SET.

Our criminal defense and traffic court lawyers have vast experience in regional courts and cover a wide portion of Australia. We will fight any traffic ticket or criminal case wherever in Australia. All you have to do is phone us. We will fight for the protection of your legal rights.

The Sooner you start the process, the better results you will get. Don’t waste your time or hesitate, Just contact us.

We Handle the Following Traffic Offenses;

• Moving Violations
• Suspended Vehicles
• Failing to Stop
• DUI Manslaughter
• Reckless Driving
• Driving under the influence
• “Hit and Run”
• Driving without a license
• Failing to comply with traffic signal rules
• No Insurance
• Invalid Driving License?
• Accident Tickets

When Should I Hire a Traffic Offense Lawyer?

Unfortunately, there are hundreds of offenses for which you might be issued a traffic ticket when it comes to driving violations. Depending on whether you choose to contest your ticket or not, each consecutive infraction you are charged with will result in a different number of points being added to your driving record, which will be there for a variable number of years. For instance, if you speed, you’ll often have two points added to your license. However, the Highway Patrol may deduct three points from your record if you are found to be driving too fast on an interstate. The standard penalty for driving without evidence of insurance or financial responsibility is four points, however, if this occurs when you are engaged in a traffic collision, you will only receive one point.

Why Trust Our Law Firm?

Our Law Firm has gone above and beyond for our clients for over 5 years. We take great satisfaction in creating deep connections with those we assist and in persistently advocating for them in their time of need. We desire to improve the planet. If you need five-star legal representation in your fight against a Serious or Minor traffic infringement, contact Our Law Firm’s professional, experienced, devoted, and compassionate criminal defense attorneys.

Traffic Offences:

A traffic violation is commonly seen as a kind of criminal violence. Speeding, driving an unregistered vehicle, driving drunk, and driving negligently are all traffic offenses. The penalties for these offenses might be severe.

Speeding is an infraction, and the punishment for speeding is determined by the speed of the vehicle exceeding the speed limit. The maximum penalty is a 1700$ fine and a six-month license suspension.

Unregistered Vehicle: When a car’s registration is canceled or suspended, the vehicle becomes unregistered, and driving such a vehicle on public highways is prohibited. The police can take such a car, or the minimum penalty is to pay a fee.

Consequences of Violation of Traffic Laws:

Traffic law violations can result in a variety of penalties, including fines, demerit points, license suspension, impounding or confiscation of your vehicle, and even jail time.

What may happen to my driving license?

Most punishments have an immediate effect on your ability to drive. The court will temporarily revoke your driving privileges if you are found ineligible. Your license may be suspended in particular circumstances, and after the suspension period is complete, you must pass the driving test to obtain a new license. For the majority of violations, you will receive fines and demerit points; but, if you accumulate 12 or more Demerit points, your license will be suspended.

Are traffic fines in Australia saved on cars?

In Australia, penalties are levied on the vehicle rather than the individual. This means that when a new automobile is purchased, the tickets are instantly transferred to the new owner. This may be heard over and over, and it is generally correct.

IMPORTANT: If you receive a fine from your previous owner, you can contest it if you can show that the car was not yours at the time of the incident. The ticket will be canceled in this circumstance, and the preceding regulation will not apply. You can learn more about it, for example, here. That is correct!

A “on-the-spot fine” is one that the police issue in your name rather than the name of the vehicle after collecting your personal information.

TIP: You can declare another individual who was in control of the car at the time of the offense using a statutory declaration. Your traffic ticket has additional information and instructions printed on it.