Frequently asked questions

In most cases, no. Your attorney appears on your behalf so you can go about your day. We'll tell you upfront if your specific case is an exception.

We currently represent drivers statewide. Tell us the county and court on your citation during your free case review and we'll confirm right away.

California citations carry a response deadline, typically printed on the ticket itself. The sooner you reach out, the more options we have — don't wait until close to that date.

We work on flat fees so you know the total cost upfront. Pricing depends on your ticket type and county — ask us during your free case review.

[Placeholder — confirm your firm's actual policy.] Ask about payment options during your consultation; we're happy to work with your situation where we can.

A clear photo of your citation is the main thing we need to start. Once you're signed on, you'll upload it — along with anything else we request — through your Client Portal.

Our goal on every case is to avoid the kind of conviction that typically drives a rate increase. It varies by insurer and driving history, so we'll be candid about your specific situation.

Sometimes traffic school is part of a favorable resolution, and it can be a good option to keep a point off your record. We'll explain when it applies to your case.

We're upfront about what's realistic from the start. If the result isn't a dismissal, we talk through what's next — a reduced charge, traffic school, or a payment plan for the fine.

No outcome can be guaranteed, but a citation reviewed by an attorney has a real chance at a better result than paying it outright without a second look.

Once your case is open, log in to your Client Portal any time to see the current status, upcoming dates, and documents on file.

Your Portal account is protected by login credentials unique to you, and only your case team can see your file.