Paying your ticket means a conviction.  That conviction stays on your record for three years.  If you get too many convictions, your license can be suspended.

Hiring Ms. Serra is a fraction of the cost of paying even the most basic traffic citation.

Absolutely!  You never have to go to court, miss work, or worry about pleading your case. Ms. Serra takes care of everything for you.  Just snap your ticket and forget it!

Going it on your own isn’t worth the headache.  Let her handle the hassle for you.  Her services are a fraction of the cost of paying for your ticket.

In a majority of the cases, probably!  However, each case is different and we cannot guarantee a dismissal.  Ms. Serra can guarantee that you will be in a better position than if you were to just pay your ticket or your money back!

She can negotiate lower fines, deferred adjudication, defensive driving, or community service instead of paying your fines.

Call us immediately. Usually, the courts give you a short grace period to reset your hearing.  If you are outside this grace period, the court will likely issue a warrant for Failure to Appear (FTA).  You’ll not only have to pay the ticket, but you’ll also have to deal with this new charge on your record.

Traffic courts issue warrants when you either: (1) miss court or (2) fail to comply with court orders. It’s easy to miss traffic court, so don’t be too hard on yourself.  Notices are mailed to your last known address.  If you’ve moved, you won’t get the notice.

If you were supposed to do community service or provide the court documentation but did not do it before the deadline, you might get a warrant.

Ms. Serra can get warrants lifted in 24-48 hours.  Don’t waste your hard-earned money paying your bond.

If you have a traffic citation and hire a traffic ticket attorney quickly, no!

If you are arrested for DWI, probably.  Depending on a number of factors surrounding your arrest, your age, and your criminal record, your license could be suspended for 90 days up to two years.

If this is your first DWI, you will keep your license for 40 days before the suspension takes effect. Even if your license is suspended, you may be eligible for an occupational driver’s license.  Ms. Serra can apply for one for you!

Within 15 days of your arrest, you can request an Administrative License Revocation (ALR) hearing to challenge your license suspension.  At that hearing, the arresting officer must show up and testify to establish facts supporting your arrest.  Some clients avoid license suspension by having such hearings.  You should hire an experienced DWI attorney to put you in the best position to prevail at an ALR hearing.

No way!  While the judge will most likely time-serve you. Jail is never the answer, no matter how many tickets you have.

Ms. Serra can get warrants lifted in jut a few days.

The magistrate judge will read you your rights and you will be booked into jail.  After you bond out, your first priority should be to hire a DWI attorney!

You will be facing some, if not all, of the following:

1. license suspension (immediately or after 40 days)
2. court ordered installation of the ignition interlock machine or home breathalyzer unit ($$$$)
3. fines up to $4,000 plus court costs
4. up to a year in the county jail for a misdemeanor, or prison time for a felony
5. DPS surcharges if convicted
6. probation conditions, curfew, fines, fees, and classes

DWIs are serious business in Texas.  Don’t go it alone.

Defensive driving is traffic school.  The course covers various driving techniques designed to help you avoid hazards and anticipate them before they occur.

Defensive driving may be a way to get a ticket dismissed or lower your insurance premiums.  Most courts allow a driver to take defensive driving online, order their driving record, and submit proof of defensive driving to the court.  Each of these things costs you cash and time.

You usually get only one shot at defensive driving within a certain period.  First time offenders may be offered defensive driving.  However, defensive driving is not offered to people who get multiple tickets within a set time frame, unless you hire a traffic ticket attorney to help!