Our Services

Our fees vary based on the complexity of your case and the specific violation. Most traffic ticket cases range from $200 to $500. We offer a free initial consultation to discuss your situation and provide an exact quote. Many clients find our services pay for themselves by avoiding insurance rate increases (which can cost $1,000+ over three years), preventing points on your record, and eliminating the need to take time off work for court. Call us at (262) 632-5000 for a free consultation and quote.

In most cases, no. We can appear on your behalf for traffic violations in Racine, Kenosha, and Walworth counties. You won't need to take time off work, arrange childcare, or stress about court proceedings. The only exceptions are criminal traffic offenses (OWI, reckless driving in some cases), cases where your testimony is necessary, or trials we cannot resolve through negotiation. We'll always let you know in advance if your presence is required.

Fighting your ticket can actually help prevent insurance rate increases. If you just pay the ticket, points go on your record immediately, the insurer sees the conviction, and rates increase for three to five years. You could pay $1,000+ more in premiums. If we fight your ticket, we often get it reduced to a non-moving violation (no points) or dismissed entirely. Fewer or no points means no insurance increase, so you save money in the long run.

Wisconsin speeding penalties depend on how much over the limit you were driving. 1–10 mph over: 3 points, $175–$200. 11–19 mph over: 4 points, $200–$250. 20–24 mph over: 6 points, $225–$275. 25+ mph over: 6 points, $295–$350+. Court costs add $93 to any ticket. Points stay on your record for 5 years, and 12 points in 12 months means license suspension. Speeding in a work zone doubles the fines.

Most traffic ticket cases are resolved within 4 to 8 weeks. Week 1 we review your case and enter our appearance. Weeks 2–4 we negotiate with the prosecutor. Weeks 4–8 we appear at the court hearing on your behalf. Throughout, we keep you informed of any developments. You don't need to do anything except wait for good news.

Unfortunately, once you pay a traffic ticket, you've pleaded guilty and the case is closed. The conviction goes on your record and points are assessed. That's why it's important to contact us BEFORE paying any ticket, even if your court date is soon, call us immediately at (262) 632-5000. If you've already paid and are experiencing consequences like insurance increases or employment issues, contact us to discuss your options; in rare cases, there may be remedies available.

Not necessarily. Our goal is to prevent points from being added to your license. We achieve this by getting charges dismissed (most favorable outcome), reducing to a non-moving violation (no points), or reducing the point value. For example, we often reduce 6-point reckless driving to a 3-point defective speedometer, 4-point speeding (11–19 over) to 3-point speeding (1–10 over), or moving violations to non-moving parking violations. Every case is different, but we fight to keep your record as clean as possible.

Paying the ticket means pleading guilty. Points go on your record for 5 years, insurance rates typically increase $500–$1,500 per year, you could face license suspension if you accumulate too many points, and for CDL drivers it can affect employment. When we fight it, we often get tickets reduced or dismissed, keep points off your record, prevent insurance increases, and you don't have to appear in court.