Don’t Pay Traffic Tickets … Call 1-800-4 LAW DOC

Wednesday, September 1st, 2010 at 12:57 am  
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Attorney Robert Gibson says, “If you’ve been charged as the at fault driver in an automobile accident and/or gotten a traffic ticket,

Don’t Pay Traffic Tickets Until You Call Me at 1-800-4 LAW DOC .”….. You can Click On “Live Support” to reach us now!

  • You Won’t Get Points On Your License

  • You Won’t Have To Attend Traffic School
  • You Won’t Have To Appear In Court


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    as little as $49.00 GUARANTEED! … not including court costs if any … civil cases only…

    If you receive a traffic ticket, don’t admit guilt or make any statements until you talk to Attorney Robert Gibson. Call 1-800-4 LAW DOC

    When dealing with traffic tickets regarding either civil or criminal charges …call for Attorney Robert Gibson at 1-800-4 LAW DOC or Click on “Live Support” to reach us now! Find out what your options are… You’re just moments away from peace of mind.

    Locations:
    The Law Office of Attorney Robert Gibson
    9408 Arlington Expressway
    Jacksonville, FL 32225-8231
    904-265-9800

    The Law Office of Attorney Robert Gibson
    3456 Beach Blvd … Next door to the Traffic Violations Bureau
    Jacksonville, FL 32207-3808
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    The Law Office of Attorney Robert Gibson
    5258-14  Norwood Ave
    Jacksonville, FL 32208
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    Civil Moving Violations:

  • Speeding (15mph…3pts ->16mph…4pts) … Statute 316.183
  • Careless Driving Statute 316.1923
  • Violation of Right of Way/Failure To Yield … Statute 316.075
  • Improper Change of Lane Statute 316.085
  • Improper Passing (3pts non-accident ->4pts accident) … Statute 316.083
  • Running a Red Light (4pts) … Statute 316.075
  • Florida’s Move Over Law (3pts) … Statute 316.126
  • No Proof of Insurance … Statute 324.151
  • Passing a Stopped School Bus
  • Spectator of Street Race … Statute 316.194(3)
  • Violation of Traffic Control Device (3pts) … Statute 316.074
  • Suspended License – w/o Knowledge (3pts) … Statute 322.34(1)
  • Expired Registration (< 6 months) … Statute 320.070(1)
  • Expired Registration (> 1st Offense) … Statute 320.07(2)
    • Criminal Traffic Violations:

  • Driving with a Known Suspended License … Statute 322.34(2)
  • Driving with Revoked License … Statute 322.34
  • No Valid Driver’s License … Statute 322.03
  • Expired Driver’s License … Statute 322.03(5)
  • Unlawful Use of An ID Card … Statute 322.051
  • Unlawful Display of a License … Statute 322.32
  • Reckless Driving (4pts) … Statute 316.192
  • Permitting Unauthorized Person to Drive … Statute 322.36
  • Attaching Tag Not Assigned … Statute 322.36
  • No Valid Registration … Statute 320.02
  • Expired Vehicle Registration … Statute 320.07
  • No Motorcycle Endorsement … Statute 322.03(4)
  • Leaving the Scene of an Accident (6pts) … Statute 316.061
  • Habitual Traffic Offender … Statute 322.264
  • Racing on a Highway (3pts) … Statute 316.191(2)(a)
  • Refusal to Submit to a Breath Test … Statute 316.1939
  • Driving Under the Influence … Statute 316.193

    • Remember:

  • No Points
  • No Traffic School
  • No Court Appearance

    • For as little as $49

    Guaranteed!

    not including court costs if any … civil cases only

    Call 1-800-4 LAW DOC To Speak with Attorney Robert Gibson

    Reasons Why You’ll Want To Challenge a Traffic Ticket

    Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 at 7:46 pm  
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    It is easy to understand that traffic tickets regardless of whether for moving violation or a high speed violation, can lead to a variety of problems.
    The result can be:

  • Points on your driver’s licenseA majority of states have instituted point systems to track driver’s records in their state. By accumulating points your driver’s license can be suspended or revoked.

  • High insurance costs

    • When a driver is found guilty of a traffic violation, ever without points to your driver’s license, there is a higher risk to the insurer, which means, higher rates for automobile insurance.

  • Large fines

    • When a driver is convicted following the receipt of a traffic ticket, there are fines and court fees that can add up to more than the original fine. Due to current economic conditions, many municipalities have been aggressively raising the penalties in efforts to raise revenue.

  • Suspended driver’s license

    • Once convicted due to a traffic ticket, and/or either due to a specific type of violation or having amassed points, such convictions can cause you to have your license suspended. Should a driver not pay a traffic ticket promptly this omission could also cause the suspension of a driver’s license.

  • Driver license revocation

    • When a driver is convicted for certain violations can lead to the privilege of driving being revoked. This situation usually requires the driver to reapply and re-qualify for a driver’s license.

  • Arrest Warrant

    • It is the policy and practice of some courts to issue an arrest warrant if a driver fails to answer a traffic ticket promptly as required.

  • Permanent Criminal Record and/or Imprisonment

    • Most often a traffic ticket represents a violation; however, serious offenses can be classified as misdemeanors. A misdemeanor is a criminal offense and may affect your job, immigration or other status. Some misdemeanors are punishable resulting in time in jail.

    Don’t pay a traffic ticket until you Call Attorney Robert Gibson @ 1-800-4 LAW DOC

    Program our number: 1-800 4 LAW DOC into your cell phone and call now while it is still fresh on your mind. Don’t wait until it’s too late!

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