Upload your ticket for a free, no-obligation review from a traffic ticket lawyer.

  • Get a traffic lawyer to review your ticket for free
  • In most cases, you won’t need to go to court or traffic school
  • We’ll tell you your options and fees before you decide to hire us

  1. Take a photo of your ticket (if you can’t take a photo, type the ticket’s number).
  2. Upload it and fill in your contact info.
  3. A member of our team will review your ticket and contact you, usually within 15 minutes during business hours.

  • Your information is private. We will never sell or share your details.

  • Over 2,000,000 tickets handled in Florida courts since 1999.

Below are just a few of our happy ticket clients who think we are the BEST!

Frequently Asked Questions

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If I’m guilty, why not just pay the fine?

Regardless of whether or not you are guilty of exceeding the speed limit by a few miles, it isn’t fair for you to have to pay $300 – $1,000 price tag! When you add the raised insurance premiums, you stand to lose a lot of money. It’s in your best financial interest to fight all traffic tickets… guilty or not!
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Must I sign my speeding ticket?

Simply signing your speeding ticket is not an admission of guilt. You are only promising to show up in court at the assigned date and time. Your signature acts as your Own Recognizance bond. You should never refuse to sign a speeding ticket. In most places, you can be arrested. Just sign the ticket and let us try to beat the ticket in court.
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What happens if I ignore the ticket?

If it’s for a moving violation such as speeding, ignoring it may result in a suspended license and/or a bench warrant being issued for your arrest. This is true even if you got the ticket outside of your home state.
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How can I get a free consultation?

Submit your information for an online consultation by filling the quick contact form. An attorney will contact you as soon as possible. You can also call our office at (954) 967-9888. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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What is a moving violation?

A moving violation occurs whenever a traffic law is violated by a vehicle in motion. Some examples of moving violations are speeding, running a stop sign or red light, and drunk driving. A non-moving violation, by contrast, is usually related to parking or faulty equipment. Examples include parking in front of a fire hydrant, parking in a no-parking zone, parking in front of an expired meter, and excessive muffler noise.
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Are you The Ticket Clinic?

We Are NOT the Ticket Clinic – We are a small team of traffic ticket lawyers with one office, so when you hire/call us, we know who you are. We are not part of nor affiliated with The Ticket Clinic.
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How Local Knowledge Makes a Difference

Every county in Florida has its own quirks when it comes to handling traffic tickets—even for something as seemingly simple as a U-turn. Having a legal team that knows the ins and outs of your specific local courts can be a real advantage. They’ll be familiar with the judges, court staff, and the unwritten rules that can affect outcomes, giving your case a stronger, more tailored defense.
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