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Maintaining a valid driver’s license in North Florida is essential to being able to travel to and from work, get your children to and from school, and perform basic day to day tasks that are necessary for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Unfortunately, traffic tickets are an issue that can easily fester into a substantial problem for drivers in Florida if neglected or left to chance. That is why it is necessary to contact your Jacksonville traffic ticket lawyers at McGRATH GIBSON LAW immediately after receiving a ticket, for a review and evaluation of your case, and to protect your ability to travel freely within the jurisdiction and the country.

Florida law has created a system which assigns a point value to moving violations.  Accumulating points on your license can lead to problems in maintaining a valid driver’s license due to excessive points in a given period of time.  Specifically, a driver in the State of Florida cannot exceed 12 points in 12 months, or 18 points in 18 months.  Typically, most moving violations carry a point value of three to four points, depending on the nature and severity of the charge alleged by law enforcement.  Obviously, multiple infractions in one traffic stop can result in the points against your license adding up in a hurry; therefore, it is important to contact Jacksonville traffic ticket lawyers at McGRATH GIBSON LAW immediately upon receiving a traffic citation.

Additionally, the more points that are assessed, the higher your insurance premiums may possibly be when you renew your insurance.  Higher premiums from the insurance company create problems maintaining coverage, and lawfully operating a motor vehicle in the State of Florida.  Failing to maintain insurance can result in your driver’s license being suspended, which could result in receiving additional citations for driving while your drivers license is suspended or revoked.  Multiple violations of driving while your license is suspended or revoked can carry enhancements which require mandatory minimum suspensions of your license.  That is why it is important to contact the Jacksonville traffic ticket lawyers at McGRATH GIBSON LAW as soon as possible after receiving a traffic ticket, to make sure that all of your rights are protected.

The most important step when receiving a ticket is that you must make sure that you set a court date for your ticket within 30 (thirty) days of receiving the ticket(s).  Failure to do so may result in the suspension of your license and will require extra steps and fees for resetting your ticket for a hearing.  Also, it is more favorable to set a court date instead of just paying the ticket. Paying the ticket is an admission of guilt and will result in points being assessed to your license, which should be avoided at all costs.

How can Jacksonville traffic ticket lawyers McGRATH GIBSON LAW help you? When you retain McGRATH GIBSON LAW, we take on the responsibility of setting the court date for your ticket, attending the hearing on your behalf, and either resolving the case in a favorable manner, or setting the case for a hearing or trial. In most cases, we can keep the points from being assessed to your license which means that that you would not have a conviction for the traffic offense you were alleged to have committed, and your vehicle insurance will not go up.  Further, hearing dates can be inconvenient for you to attend, as they can interfere with work or home schedules. We take that burden off your shoulders and appear on your behalf so you don’t have to.

If you have received a traffic ticket do not delay! Contact the Jacksonville traffic ticket lawyers at McGRATH GIBSON LAW today, and get yourself peace of mind that your ticket will be handled quickly, efficiently, and in a manner that is in your best interest.