AFFORDABLE ROCKVILLE MD TRAFFIC TICKET LAWYER

An affordable Rockville MD traffic ticket lawyer ∼ who is familiar with the Montgomery County court system ∼ can help you avoid points on your driving record.

S. Ameche, Esq. | Affordable Rockville MD Traffic Ticket Lawyer

Competent Rockville MD Traffic Ticket Attorney

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An experienced and reasonably priced Rockville traffic tickets attorney can help to either remove or reduce the charges.

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

Montgomery County, MD is the most populated county within the state of Maryland. Montgomery County, MD hosts several major transportation routes, including the  I-270,  I-370 and  I-495. Montgomery County District Court, Rockville has its own special and somewhat unique way of handling traffic tickets. Having an attorney who is familiar with Montgomery County District Court, Rockville – is a must. We have successfully handled all types of traffic tickets at Montgomery County District Court, Rockville, MD. Steven Ameche is proud to offer his clients over 25 years of front line experience. Accordingly, we will try to get the best outcome for your traffic violation. Hence, our goal is simply to achieve the best possible results for each of our clients in every traffic ticket we handle.

∼ Different traffic citations you can be charged with…

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

These offenses all carry points that can affect your driving history and possibly increase your insurance premiums. 

∼ Other charges that an affordable Rockville traffic 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.

TR 16 – Sub. 3 – Section 16-303

• Driving without Insurance 

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