Points Add Up Fast
Ohio suspends your license at 12 points within 2 years. Even a few minor violations can push you over the edge.
Insurance Rates Spike
Moving violations can increase your premiums for 3–5 years. A single ticket can cost you hundreds annually.
We Often Get Results
Many traffic cases are reduced or dismissed entirely. The cost of an attorney is often less than the long-term cost of a conviction.
Our Approach
How We Fight Traffic Tickets
Many people assume traffic tickets aren't worth fighting. They're wrong. With an experienced attorney, a large percentage of traffic cases are reduced to non-moving violations or dismissed entirely — saving you points, insurance increases, and potential suspension.
We review the officer's report, the ticket itself, radar gun calibration records, and any camera footage. We look for procedural errors, equipment failures, and any circumstances that can work in your favor.
In many cases, we can appear on your behalf so you don't even have to take time off work to go to court.
How We Help
Traffic Violations We Handle
Speeding
Speeding tickets add points to your license and can spike your insurance. We fight to keep your record clean.
Reckless Operation
A serious misdemeanor that can result in jail time, heavy fines, and a suspended license.
Driving Under Suspension
Driving on a suspended license is a criminal offense. We work to minimize penalties and restore your driving privileges.
Red Light & Stop Sign Violations
Even minor violations add up. We negotiate with prosecutors to reduce or dismiss charges.
Failure to Yield
Often charged after accidents. We challenge the facts and protect you from insurance and liability consequences.
Leaving the Scene
Hit-and-run charges are serious criminal offenses. We provide aggressive defense to protect your future.
No Insurance
Driving without insurance carries significant fines and license suspension. We explore every legal option.
Commercial Driver (CDL) Violations
CDL holders face stricter standards. A conviction can end your career. We protect your professional license.
Traffic Ticket FAQs
Is paying a traffic ticket a good idea?
No. Paying a ticket is an admission of guilt. It adds points to your license, can raise your insurance rates, and may contribute to a suspension. Always consult an attorney first.
Can traffic tickets be contested in Ohio?
Absolutely. Many tickets are contested successfully. We review the officer's notes, radar calibration records, and circumstances of the stop to build your defense.
How many points before my license is suspended in Ohio?
Ohio suspends licenses at 12 points within 2 years. Different violations carry different point values — we help you avoid accumulating them.
Does a traffic conviction affect my insurance?
Yes. Most moving violations trigger insurance premium increases. A dismissal or reduction keeps your record clean and your rates down.