Virginia Traffic Lawyers
The Virginia traffic law can be found in the Virginia Motor Vehicle Code Title 46.2. Some people do not think they need a Virginia Traffic Lawyer for their traffic matter. This may be true with cases involving a minor traffic ticket. More serious traffic offenses can be complex that trigger legal counsel. The motor vehicle code contains regulations, procedures, and violations of law. The code outlaws violations ranging from DMV demerit point traffic infractions to felony offenses.
CAUTION: A Virginia traffic violation conviction may increase the automobile insurance premium by as much as 79% depending on the offense according to Insurance.com
Experienced VA Traffic Defense Attorneys in Central Virginia
Riley & Wells Attorneys-At-Law are Virginia Traffic Lawyers with over 45 years of combined experience. Our law firm is dedicated to defending traffic law cases. Our law firm has been recognized as a “Best Law Firm” and is rated “AV Preeminent” by Martindale-Hubbell for the highest ethical standards and legal excellence. We examine every traffic case in great detail. We represent and defend each client with care. Our goal is to achieve the best possible outcome under the law for our client.
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Central Virginia Attorneys Specializing in Traffic Law Defense
Consult a professional Virginia Traffic Lawyer before you pre-pay or plead guilty to any traffic ticket. We have helped hundreds of people reduce or dismiss their traffic tickets. You can rely on our experience. We defend traffic cases in the following Courts each week: Brunswick County, Bowling Green, Caroline County, Chesterfield County, Colonial Heights, Dinwiddie County, Emporia, Greensville, Hanover, Henrico, Hopewell, Lawrenceville, New Kent, Petersburg, Prince George, Richmond & Sussex.
Traffic Law Attorneys For Central Virginia Cases
Felony traffic offenses include eluding the police, leaving the scene of an accident, and third or subsequent offense driving under the influence. A felony traffic violation can trigger a prison sentence if convicted. NOTE: Do not plead guilty without consulting a lawyer. Do not attempt to represent yourself without at least first consulting an attorney. We provide free no obligation initial consultations. Our lawyers practice Virginia Traffic Law and can present your best defense.
Out-of-State Drivers convicted of Virginia Traffic Violations
Out-of-state drivers need to defend their Virginia traffic case because a conviction will be reported back to the home state. The home state and automobile insurance company may then take action against the driver. We represent clients from North Carolina, Florida, District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York & other states. In many instances, we can make a motion to have our client’s appearance waived so that our client does not have to return to Virginia for the trial.
Riley & Wells Attorneys-At-Law can defend any traffic case
- Habitual Offender
- DUI
- Eluding the Police
- Driving Without a Valid License
- Commercial Driver’s License Violations
- License Restoration
- Aggressive Driving
- Reckless Driving
- Out Of State Drivers
- Failure to “Move Over” or Yield to Stationary Emergency Vehicle
- Accidents
- Moving Violations
- Driving Without Automobile Insurance
Consequences of a Virginia Traffic Conviction
There are at least three areas where a motorist can be penalized for a traffic law conviction. First, the Virginia Courts can impose various penalties for a traffic violation conviction. Such penalties may include incarceration, loss of driving privileges, fines, and court costs. Second, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) can also impose penalties. These penalties may include loss of driving privileges, DMV demerit points, and other fees. Finally, automobile insurance premiums and deductibles will likely increase.
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11/10/2015 | Updated 9/21/2019