Joliet Traffic Ticket Lawyer

Traffic Violation Attorney Serving Will County & Grundy County

Did you know that some traffic tickets can result in the suspension of your license? For example, if you are charged with and convicted of Passing a School Bus under 625 ILCS 5/11-1414(a), your license will be automatically suspended for three months. If you are convicted of street racing, your license will be revoked, even for a first offense. At the Law Offices of Jack L. Zaremba, P.C., we advise and represent clients in traffic matters every day, ranging from stop sign tickets to fleeing and eluding a police officer. In these situations, you need to know what can happen to your license.

If you have a commercial driver's license (CDL), traffic tickets may affect your ability to operate commercial vehicles. CDL violations could result in the loss of your livelihood. You need to know how any violations or tickets will affect your CDL, and you need to understand your options for defending your ability to remain on the road. Contact our law firm today to schedule a free consultation by calling 815-740-4025.

We handle all traffic matters, including the following:

• Speeding
• Aggravated speeding of 35 mph or more over the posted speed limit
• Speeding in a school zone
• Passing a school bus illegally
• Failing to move over when emergency vehicles are on the side of the road
• Disobeying traffic signs or signals
• Following too closely behind another vehicle (tailgating)
• Reckless driving
• Street racing and squealing or screeching of tires
• Fleeing and eluding a police officer
• DUI
• Driving with an open container of alcohol or marijuana in a vehicle

Do not attempt to handle your case alone. Let our experienced traffic ticket defense attorney work for you. Your initial consultation is free, so contact us today at 815-740-4025 to schedule an appointment at our office.

Driving With a Revoked or Suspended License

Have you been arrested or ticketed for driving a car while your license is revoked or suspended? Generally, driving while your license is suspended or revoked is a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to 364 days in jail and a maximum fine of $2,500. However, based on your prior driving offenses, you could be charged with a felony, and penalties could include mandatory community service or mandatory jail time.

If you had previously been arrested for DUI, and you were caught driving during a period of statutory summary suspension without a Monitoring Device Driving Permit and without using a Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device (BAIID) installed in your car, you may face Class 4 felony charges.

Contact a Joliet Traffic Violation Lawyer

If you have questions about how to defend against traffic violations, or if you need to get an honest assessment of your case and determine your options for avoiding the suspension or revocation of your license, contact the Law Offices of Jack L. Zaremba, P.C. at 815-740-4025 for a free consultation. We are here to help you 24 hours a day. We ensure that the rates for our services are affordable, and for most clients, flat-fee services are available.