Traffic Violations Legal Questions

Assuming the accident happened in Louisiana - almost all police jurisdictions in Louisiana refuse to report on accident occurring on private property. So it wouldn't matter whether or not either of you called the police - they likely would have told you they don't report on accidents occurring on private property. You can contact your local sheriff's office or police department and inquire.    Second - the other driver is trying to scare you. If it was a hit and run, how would he have your information? And text messages and phone records will show otherwise - that you and he have been in constant contact.    I would call  your local law enforcement agency and 1)  ask about the issue of accident reporting on private property; and 2)  see if they will take a report about  either the accident or this guy blackmailing you (he's claiming he will make up a crime that you committed unless you pay him – you committed no crime and therefore it's extortion). ... Read More

It is important that you not only work with the Insurance Company, but also any Counsel you hire. It is important that you got insurance within the confines of the stop (Which may affect your insurance... you may be paying out of pocket). Mitigation is important in moving forward with offenses like this. Please call me to discuss futher, Nicholas Froning (2162025184).   Best,    Nick Froning... Read More

Depends, are you contesting the charge or not. It is advisable, by myself and any other Attorney, that you contact an attorney because, if you were to plead guilty, such act could be held against you in a civil matter. Please call someone.    Best,   Nicholas Froning   NOTE: This is not legal advice in the terms that it creates an Attorney/Client Relationship. ... Read More

You want to maitain the clean driving record for both future police actions and to keep your insurance premiums low. We will make a detailed written record of what happened to the police, prosecutor and judge. We will provide the clean driving record. We will provide character letters. We will provide the positive CV of your husband. We will mitigate the consequences. Please call to discuss. Ed Dimon 732-797-1600... Read More

A person who drive on a public highway of this State without a driver’s license in violation of Section 56-1-20 is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction of a first offense, must be fined not less than fifty dollars nor more than one hundred dollars or imprisoned for thirty days and, upon conviction of a second offense, be fined five hundred dollars or imprisoned for forty-five days, or both, and for a third and subsequent offense must be imprisoned for not less than forty-five days nor more than six months.  If this describes your fate, a criminal defense attorney would be strongly advised.  Please note that this answer neither constitutes legal advice nor establishes an attorney/client relationship. Dr. Michael G. Sribnick, Esq. criminal defense attorney in Charleston, S.C. Michael G. Sribnick, M.D., J.D., LLC... Read More

You are required under Tennessee law to have automobile insurance if you drive a car. Since you did not have any insurance, your drivers license can be revoked for as long as it takes you to pay off the insurance company for the other driver. However, what normally happens, is that you agree to make payments to the insuance company and they will notify the Department of Safety that you have agreed to make payments and you license will not be revoked. However, if you fail to live up to the payment plan, then your license can be revoked.... Read More

If you were meeting the requirements of the under 18 driver regulations, then your exposure is Careless Driving or possibly Reckless Driving. You should avoid any conviction in order that you have neither NJ DMV points or insurance company points. This will increase your cost of insurance. We can help you avoid the violations. Ed Dimon 732-797-1600... Read More