New York Out of State Traffic Ticket Defense Lawyers
Traffic tickets can have serious consequences for drivers who are convicted. You could be at risk for losing your driver's license to suspension or revocation, in addition to the added expense of increased auto insurance premiums. The situation can be even more complicated for out of state drivers, who are unfamiliar with New York State traffic laws and may also face consequences in their own state.
If you have been charged with a traffic violation in New York, Grunwald & Seman, P.C. can help. Our attorneys have more than 50 years of combined criminal trial experience and have both served as Nassau County prosecutors.
Get your problems taken care of as quickly and professionally as possible. To speak to an attorney now, contact our attorney paging system by calling 800-399-7098. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for free initial consultations.
You Need to Act Immediately
If you are from out of state, failure to answer a ticket issued in New York may result in your license being suspended in your home state until you answer the ticket. You can trust us to walk you through the entire process from beginning to end, making sure you are fully aware of your options as we resolve this issue on your behalf.
Are You From New York?
If you are a licensed New York driver, failure to answer a ticket or fine in another state will result in your license being suspended until the issue is resolved. Also, if you promptly answer the ticket, the incident will not appear on your driving record in New York.
There are exceptions, however. If your ticket is for an alcohol or drug related offense, the state will be notified and you will have to pay the consequences, if convicted, which could include the loss of your driving privileges for 90 days.
Don't Let an Out of State Traffic Ticket Hang Over Your Head
It is important to get these traffic issues taken care of properly as soon as possible so you can move on living your life normally. Call 800-399-7098 for a free initial consultation with an attorney. Don't delay! — we are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
