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Traffic Violations
40+ Years of Experience
Always a Free Initial Consultation
No matter how minor it may seem at the time, it is important that you take any traffic
violation charge seriously. If you receive too many, you could face the loss of your
license and skyrocketing auto insurance rates.
The Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. can protect your rights and determine if the
police made an error in citing you. Our law firm in Greensboro, North Carolina, serves
individuals like you throughout the Piedmont Triad area who have been charged with
traffic offenses such as:
•
Speeding
•
Reckless driving
•
Driving while the license is
suspended or revoked
•
Driving without insurance
•
Failure to signal
•
Running a red light
Additionally, if you lost your license, I can represent you in your license restoration
hearing to help you get back behind the wheel.
Fighting Your Traffic Violation
Commonly Asked Questions About Traffic Violations
To better serve you, my office has compiled a list of frequently asked questions about traffic violation charges. There is, however, no
substitute for personalized legal advice. To talk about your case and specific needs, schedule a free appointment at our Greensboro office.
Can I Contest A Traffic Violation?
Yes. A traffic violation can be challenged for many reasons, including errors in the charge, lack of evidence or
extenuating circumstances. Upon review of your case, I can help identify your grounds for a defense.
What Is The Difference Between A Moving And A Nonmoving Violation?
A moving violation occurs when you are operating your vehicle on the road. For instance, moving violations include
speeding, drunk driving, driving with a suspended license or running a red light. Nonmoving violations occur when a
vehicle is not in motion and are often more technical. Examples include expired license plates, failing to notify DMV of
an address change, parking in a fire lane or repeatedly failing to pay parking tickets.
What Can I Do If The State Takes My License?
There are ways to appeal the suspension or revocation of your license. In many
cases, our firm combats license suspension through direct defense of any
criminal allegations. In cases where suspension is part of your sentence, I can
assist you in acquiring a driving privilege or on other legal grounds.
These Offenses Can Have Serious Consequences.
Call A Seasoned Attorney For Help.
Whether you live in Guilford County or you are passing through the area along Interstate 40 or 85, the negative effects of a traffic
violation can be severe. If you lose your license, you could lose the ability to work and make a living for yourself or your family.
As your lawyer, William G. Causey Jr. will thoroughly examine the details of your traffic stop to determine if the police followed the
law and respected your legal rights. Additionally, he will examine the actual ticket to make sure it was filled out correctly. Any error
could potentially lead to the charge being dismissed.
Please do not hesitate to call our law firm at 336-822-9201 to schedule a free consultation.
What Happens If There Is An Incorrect Charge On My Ticket?
If your ticket lists the incorrect charge(s), I may be able to get your case dismissed
by the court. If you feel this is the case, please let me know immediately.
Office Phone: 336-822-9201
Cell Phone: 336-471-0819
Accepted Forms of Payment:
Visa, Mastercard, American
Express, Discover Card, Venmo,
Cash App, Zelle, and Apple Pay
Traffic Violations
40+ Years of Experience
Always a Free Initial Consultation
No matter how minor it may seem at the
time, it is important that you take any traffic
violation charge seriously. If you receive too
many, you could face the loss of your license
and skyrocketing auto insurance rates.
The Law Office of William G. Causey Jr. can
protect your rights and determine if the
police made an error in citing you. Our law
firm in Greensboro, North Carolina, serves
individuals like you throughout the Piedmont
Triad area who have been charged with traffic
offenses such as:
•
Speeding
•
Reckless driving
•
Driving while the license is
suspended or revoked
•
Driving without insurance
•
Failure to signal
•
Running a red light
Additionally, if you lost your license, I can
represent you in your license restoration
hearing to help you get back behind the
wheel.
Fighting Your Traffic
Violation
Commonly Asked
Questions About Traffic
Violations
To better serve you, my office has compiled
a list of frequently asked questions about
traffic violation charges. There is, however,
no substitute for personalized legal advice.
To talk about your case and specific needs,
schedule a free appointment at our
Greensboro office.
Can I Contest A Traffic
Violation?
Yes. A traffic violation can be challenged
for many reasons, including errors in the
charge, lack of evidence or extenuating
circumstances. Upon review of your
case, I can help identify your grounds for
a defense.
What Is The Difference
Between A Moving And A
Nonmoving Violation?
A moving violation occurs when you are
operating your vehicle on the road. For
instance, moving violations include
speeding, drunk driving, driving with a
suspended license or running a red
light. Nonmoving violations occur when
a vehicle is not in motion and are often
more technical. Examples include
expired license plates, failing to notify
DMV of an address change, parking in a
fire lane or repeatedly failing to pay
parking tickets.
What Can I Do If The State
Takes My License?
There are ways to appeal the
suspension or revocation of your
license. In many cases, our firm
combats license suspension through
direct defense of any criminal
allegations. In cases where suspension
is part of your sentence, I can assist you
in acquiring a driving privilege or on
other legal grounds.
These Offenses Can Have
Serious Consequences.
Call A Seasoned Attorney
For Help.
Whether you live in Guilford County or you
are passing through the area along
Interstate 40 or 85, the negative effects of
a traffic violation can be severe. If you lose
your license, you could lose the ability to
work and make a living for yourself or your
family.
As your lawyer, William G. Causey Jr. will
thoroughly examine the details of your
traffic stop to determine if the police
followed the law and respected your legal
rights. Additionally, he will examine the
actual ticket to make sure it was filled out
correctly. Any error could potentially lead
to the charge being dismissed.
Please do not hesitate to call our law firm
at 336-822-9201 to schedule a free
consultation.
What Happens If There Is
An Incorrect Charge On
My Ticket?
If your ticket lists the incorrect
charge(s), I may be able to get your
case dismissed by the court. If you feel
this is the case, please let me know
immediately.