What to Do After Your Traffic Violation
From a speeding ticket or improper passing, to reckless driving or careless driving, if you have been cited with a traffic violation, you want to know your next step. North Caroling traffic law attorney Mark Simeon will meet with you if you'd like, but he understands that your time is valuable. Thanks to today's virtual world, you can now take care of everything without ever meeting your lawyer. Attorney Simeon can help you through the entire process without ever setting foot in his office or the courtroom.
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If you want to know more about how you can handle your reckless driving charge without having to go to time-consuming meetings and court proceedings, Attorney Simeon will need some basic information from you. He asks that all clients fax or e-mail the following:
- Any citations received
- Copy of driving record
- Paperwork issued with the ticket
- Full name
- Date of birth
- Driver's license number and the state of issue
- Social Security number
- Complete waiver of appearance
If you would like to fight the charges of a revoked or suspended license, there are several other items that are required:
- Why your license was initially suspended
- Which counties your traffic cases are pending
Obtaining Your Driving Record and Waiver of Appearance
Getting you back to your normal life as quickly as possible is attorney Mark Simeon's highest priority. By providing this information yourself, you will make the process easier for all parties involved. You can purchase a full copy of your own driving record at the DMV Quick Guide.
If you would like Mark Simeon to go to court on your behalf, you will have to fill out a waiver of appearance. Once you have completed the form, you can mail, fax or e-mail it back and you will not have to make an appearance in court.
Contact
Fighting your reckless driving charge or speeding ticket may seem like a daunting charge, but you may be able to do it without setting foot in a courtroom. From his Durham office, attorney Mark Simeon helps individuals throughout North Carolina. Call 1-866-TRAFFIC weekdays from 8 to 5, or contact him by e-mail to set up your free initial consultation.
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