Frequently asked questions about our Olathe traffic attorney’s Olathe, KS red light ticket representation:
Q. Can you keep an Olathe red light (or other moving violation) off of my driving record?
A. No attorney can guarantee results, but our Olathe traffic lawyers can tell you that we have had a great deal of success in negotiating with Olathe Municipal Court prosecutors to reduce red light tickets to non-moving violations, usually "illegal parking."
An amendment to “illegal parking” is treated like any other parking ticket and will not be reported to your insurance company and will not appear on your driving record. If you are a Kansas resident, then it won't count as a mark towards a driver's license suspension (three moving violations in a year will trigger a driver's license suspension.) If you're a Missouri resident, then the red light amendment won't add any points to your driver's license.
Q. How do I hire one of your Olathe, Kansas law firm's traffic lawyers to handle my Olathe red light ticket?
A. Hiring our law office to handle your Olathe red light ticket is easy. Simply call us at (913)764-5010 and one of our traffic lawyers will be happy to discuss your case with you.
Once you have discussed your case with our law firm, payment can either be made in cash, but check, or via credit (debit) card over the phone or in person.
Q. How much will it cost to hire one of your law office’s attorneys to keep an Olathe red light ticket off of my driving record?
A. The cost to "fix" your ticket will vary based on the circumstances of the violation, your driving history, and other factors such as where the ticket was issued, the time the ticket was issued, and any conversations you may have had with the Olathe police officer who wrote the ticket.
Call our law firm at (913)764-5010 and one of our firm’s traffic attorneys should be able to offer a quote for "fixing" the ticket over the phone. You may also send an email to: info@jocotraffic.com and someone will respond to your message.
Q. I forgot about my ticket and missed my court date in Olathe Municipal Court. What happens now?
A. If you missed your court date in Olathe, then a warrant was almost certainly issued for your arrest. The Court will also send notice of the missed court date to the Kansas Department of Revenue which will suspend your driver's license after 30 days have passed.
Active Olathe traffic warrants can be served at any time, including while you are at work or home. It is incredibly embarrassing to have a Johnson County Sheriff’s Officer show up at your work to arrest you for an unpaid Olathe traffic ticket, so it is very important to take care of the problem immediately.
Our firm’s Olathe traffic lawyers can usually get an Olathe arrest warrant set aside once we enter an appearance on your behalf. It is imperative that you call us at (913)764-5010 to handle the case before a Johnson County Sheriff shows up at your work or home.
