AFFORDABLE ELLICOTT CITY MD SPEEDING TICKET LAWYER

An affordable Ellicott City MD speeding ticket lawyer ∼ who is familiar with the Howard County court system ∼ can help you avoid points on your driving record.

S. Ameche, Esq. | Affordable Ellicott City MD Speeding Ticket Lawyer

Competent Ellicott City Speeding Ticket Attorney

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An experienced Ellicott City MD speeding tickets attorney can help to either dismiss or lower your charges…

∼ Sometimes speeding tickets can be handled without you being in court ∼

“Old” Ellicott City can be a beautiful place to drive through. But, getting a speeding ticket can somewhat chill the day. Using an Ellicott City MD speeding lawyer who is familiar with the Howard County District Court system may increase your chances of a favorable outcome. Mr. Ameche has successfully handled many speeding tickets at Howard County District Court, Ellicott City, MD. Steven Ameche has been an attorney for over 25 years. Accordingly, Mr. Ameche will try to get you the best outcome for your traffic violation. To put it simply, our goal is to achieve the best possible results for each of our clients in every speeding ticket we handle.

Receiving Multiple Violations From a Single Stop

Sometimes, when you are stopped by law enforcement, the police officer can issue you several citations. Below are some of the other traffic violations that can accompany an Ellicott City MD speeding ticket:

• Red Lights
• Unsafe Lane Changes
• Control Device
• Following Too Closely
• HOV Violations
• Stop Sign Offenses
• DUI
• Hit & Run

Other more serious charges that an affordable Ellicott City MD speeding ticket lawyer can help you with:

• Failure to Appear in Court 

Your driver’s license can be suspended if you fail to appear for a traffic ticket. Under certain circumstances, the court may also issue a bench warrant for your arrest.

MC § 5-212

• Excessive Moving Violations 

If you acquire 8 to 11 points within 2 years, your license can be suspended. Also, 12 or more points within a 2 year driving period can result in a license revocation.

• Driving with a Suspended License 

Someone caught driving with a suspended driver’s license can have their license suspended for an even longer period of time. Also, you could face possible jail time.

• Driving without Insurance 

Driving without car insurance could result in a possible license suspension – a fine, or even possible jail time.