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You can, but that is not the smart or financially savvy thing to do.

By paying the fine, you are automatically pleading guilty. The ticket will go on your record for 3-7 years, depending on your state, and your insurance company will be made aware of it. This is where the real harm happens.

Once your insurance company notices the ticket, your premiums will increase by an average of $39 per month for as long as the ticket is on your record. You don’t have to fight your ticket with us, but do consider contesting it one way or another before paying the fine.

When you receive a traffic ticket, there are two major consequences besides the fines and court costs. Most traffic tickets carry points. If you get too many points within 12-18 months, you will lose your license.

The other major concern is your car insurance. A single moving violation could increase your rates by up to 50 percent for 3 years and 3 months. In certain cases, your insurance company will cancel you.

In almost every situation, we can help you to avoid those consequences.

The cost of a traffic ticket attorney ranges from $50 to several thousand dollars. In most cases, the attorney’s fee is $250-$300.