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Out Of State Traffic Tickets

Miami Out-Of-State Traffic Ticket Lawyer

Miami is a bustling city with many tourists, especially during the summer months. Many of these visitors are drivers, which opens them up to traffic tickets. A traffic violation is a legal issue that requires attention regardless of someone’s home state or country. If you’ve been ticketed in the state of Florida, you need a Florida attorney to defend you.

I am attorney JONATHAN B. BLECHER. With 30 years of legal experience, I can help fight your traffic violation, even if you are visiting from another state. As a former prosecutor, I know how the system can treat you as guilty before you’ve had your day in court. There is no such thing as a “minor” accusation, and even traffic offenses bear the burden of proof. I may be able to prove your innocence, getting your charges dismissed.

Call (786) 977-9355 today. I may be able to represent you.

What Happens When You Are Ticketed in Another State?

Most states have signed interstate agreements regarding traffic violations. The state that charges you handles the case. This means that if you visited Florida, your traffic violation is a Florida charge. However, the consequences could still follow you home. Because of interstate agreements, your home state could add points and penalties against you and your license.

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Why You Should Fight An Out-Of-State Ticket

You should challenge any traffic violation, no matter where it took place. It may seem more expensive to hire a lawyer, but in reality, you could save money over time. Traffic violations often result in points on a license. Once your car insurance company sees these points, they can raise your premiums. A spike in your monthly payments can throw off your entire budget, forcing you to reallocate resources from necessary expenses.

Getting a traffic ticket removed can also save you time. This may sound backwards, since fighting your ticket takes time with lawyers and courtrooms. However, depending on your home state, traffic tickets can come with time-consuming penalties. You could be ordered to attend a multiple-day traffic course. Perhaps, if the charge is severe enough, you could be forced to work several days of community service. The time it takes to serve your penalty could far outweigh the time needed to challenge the state’s allegations.

If you are able to attend a Miami hearing for your traffic ticket, call me today. I am here to fight for your rights, time, freedom, and finances.

Initial consultations are free, so call (786) 977-9355 today, or fill out an online contact form.

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