Why Hire an Attorney for DUI Charges, Mr. Ticket Explains

    LOS ANGELES, CA, August 18, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Drivers who are facing misdemeanor DUI charges, or any other traffic offense, may be tempted to accept a plea and deal with the consequences. However, even the small act of paying a fine on a ticket can have far-reaching consequences. Renowned traffic attorney, Mr. Ticket, explains why drivers might want to hire a lawyer for any traffic charges, including drunk driving.

DUI laws in the state of California can be fairly strict, so it might seem that most drivers facing drinking and driving charges would want to hire an attorney. However, a lawyer is not always deemed necessary, especially for lesser traffic violations such as exhibition of speed or reckless driving. Even an offense as simple as a speeding ticket can lead to more extensive damage.

Drivers who pay the fines on tickets are admitting guilt. Points may be added to the driver's license, and too many points can lead to a suspension. Insurance rates can increase with doubled or tripled premium rates. DUI penalties may result in a loss of your insurance coverage and a requirement to carry high-priced specialty insurance.

Drivers are often tempted to accept the consequences because fighting a ticket can result in at least two appearances in court -- one for the arraignment to enter a plea and another one or more to fight the charges. This would require time off of school or work.

Hiring an attorney can be beneficial. A charge may be reduced or dismissed with representation by a lawyer. This could help to reduce or eliminate fines and jail time, especially for something like a felony DUI. With an attorney, a driver does not necessarily have to show up at court. Amir Soleimanian, head attorney and founder of Mr. Ticket, states that "Mr. Ticket will handle everything and there will be no need for you to take a day off work or waste your time in court." Mr. Ticket has handled more than 10,000 of these cases with a 92% success rate for infractions, misdemeanors, and felonies.

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