Attorney
Jeffrey S. Grossman is an experienced attorney who has the answers to the most common traffic
ticket questions.
If you have recently received a traffic ticket in the State of Florida
and need some guidance, please read the questions and answers below.
A:In most cases you are given just 30 days from the time you receive a traffic citation to tell the court how you wish to proceed with your ticket. If you take longer, late fees may apply and your license may get suspended.
A:As your attorney, the Ticket & License Center will handle everything! We will enter a plea of not guilty on your behalf, attend all court dates, and write you a letter with the result.
A:If you choose not to contest the ticket and pay the fine, you are automatically pleading guilty. You will be assessed points if the ticket is a moving violation, leading to higher insurance rates. Even if the ticket is a non-moving violation, a conviction will be recorded on your driving record and you will lose your “Safe Driver” status, which is an important endorsement that should be protected. This may also cause your insurance rates to increase.
A:If you elect to go to traffic school, you will still have to pay the face amount of the ticket. In addition, you will have to pay a traffic school fee and spend either four or eight hours in a class or enroll in an online program. The ticket will still appear on your record, and there are limits to the number of times you can elect the traffic school option.
A:You may have to attend court on at least two occasions, most likely spending hours each time waiting for your case to be heard. And unless you’re an experienced traffic ticket lawyer, you will be hard pressed to mount the best defense to win your case.
A:No one can guarantee that you will not receive points under any circumstances. However, we are so sure that you won’t receive points on a citation that we will refund our attorney’s fees in full if you do. Certain conditions apply – please call us to discuss.
A:Absolutely not! You can hire us over the phone or in person.
A:In most cases you are given just 30 days from the time you receive a traffic citation to tell the court how you wish to proceed with your ticket. If you take longer, late fees may apply and your license may get suspended. As your attorney, the Ticket & License Center will handle everything! We will enter a plea of not guilty on your behalf, attend all court dates, and write you a letter with the result. Our fee for a traffic Citation in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach County starts at $30. We can also handle citations from outside the tri-county area. Our fees vary depending on the county where the citation was received.
A:Our goal is to get your ticket dismissed. If this happens, there is nothing further you need to pay or do. If we cannot get the ticket dismissed, there will be a state-mandated court fee assessed. We do not keep the court fee nor do we make a commission from the court fee. We fully understand you do not want to incur this cost. However, our primary concern is helping you avoid the points and the traffic school.
A:The process generally takes anywhere from one to four months. Your license will not be suspended for your ticket while the case is pending with the court.
A:Yes! We can reinstate your license and have you driving again, generally within 24 hours.
Over 250,000 traffic tickets handled with no points or traffic school
Free initial consultation & affordable fees for handling traffic citations
In-depth knowledge of Florida statutes & rules of traffic court
Long track record of positive results in representing Florida drivers
“The whole team here was helpful and amazing helping me with my tickets.”
- Christian W.
“Keep up the great work for severing this great city of ours, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Well done Mr. Jeffrey.”
- Strada K.
“Everything was taken care of promptly and my ticket got dismissed.”
- Lyudmila B.
“I would highly recommend them if anyone is in need of a lawyer.”
- Everard L.
“I’m so happy I hired this team.”
- Martin G.
