At The Rogers Law Firm, I understand the stress and intimidation clients often feel when facing legal issues. That’s why I made it my goal to redefine the attorney-client experience through personal and individualized service. I handle every case and every call myself, and I’ve built my firm around the principles of responsiveness, integrity, and truly getting to know each client’s unique situation. From your initial free consultation without time limits to the upfront flat-fee pricing, you’ll experience open communication and transparency.
While this personal approach is crucial, my legal advocacy remains resolute and purposeful. Drawing from over 15 years of concentrated efforts in traffic law and misdemeanors, I’ll explore all avenues to reduce or dismiss charges and minimize impacts on your life. My goal is to cultivate long-lasting partnerships built on trust and positive outcomes – making my firm a dependable resource for Missouri residents who need legal guidance.
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St. Louis, Surrounding Areas, Missouri
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Traffic Law and Misdemeanor Cases in Missouri
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A speeding ticket is a moving violation that will cause points to be added to your driving record. Here are some other common violations and the number of points assessed for each:
A traffic ticket lawyer can do the following to prevent points from being added or to remove existing points from your driving record:
An attorney can get your speeding ticket reduced to a non-moving, no-point violation that won’t cause points to be added to your driving record.
An attorney may be able to withdraw your guilty plea for an old speeding ticket and get it reduced to a non-moving, no-point violation, which will remove the points and conviction from your driving record.
You can take the Missouri Driver Improvement Program (DIP) class to remove points from your driving record. However, taking the DIP class won’t prevent the ticket from showing up on your driving record and possibly causing your car insurance rates to increase.
An MIP conviction stays on your criminal record forever, unless you hire an attorney to expunge it. In addition, it remains on your driving record for 5 years after your license reinstatement date, and then you must send a written request to the Missouri Department of Revenue asking them to remove the MIP conviction from your driving record.
An attorney can get your speeding ticket reduced to a non-moving, no-point violation that won’t cause points to be added to your driving record.
An attorney may be able to withdraw your guilty plea for an old speeding ticket and get it reduced to a non-moving, no-point violation, which will remove the points and conviction from your driving record.
You can take the Missouri Driver Improvement Program (DIP) class to remove points from your driving record. However, taking the DIP class won’t prevent the ticket from showing up on your driving record and possibly causing your car insurance rates to increase.
Yes. To get your Minor in Possession of Alcohol (MIP) ticket dismissed or reduced to a lesser offense, you will need to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to fight the charge in court. Your attorney may be able to convince the Prosecutor to reduce your MIP ticket to “Littering” and only require you to pay a fine and court costs, or possibly dismiss your MIP ticket after you complete an alcohol education class and/or do a few hours of community service and pay court costs.
No. In addition to speeding tickets, your attorney can also get other types of tickets dismissed, amended to “Illegal Parking,” or reduced to “Littering,” such as:
Moving violations such as running a red light or getting a speeding ticket can put your license in jeopardy and cause your insurance rates to skyrocket.
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