Florida Driver Registration Violations

How can I tell if I have committed a registration violation?

In Florida, every vehicle that is meant to be used on state roads must be registered with the state. Failure to register a vehicle in use on Florida roads is an infraction that can lead to fines up to $500 in addition to administrative fees and other charges associated with the court. Additionally, offenders may face up to 60 days in jail, probation and potential points on the license of the driver. These penalties can be challenging for many drivers to overcome, and all attempts to avoid these consequences should be taken seriously by the alleged offender.

The penalties associated with registration violations can be avoided with the help of an experienced Florida traffic ticket attorney who understands the law, and knows how to fight these infractions in court. It is critical for defendants who wish to contest their citation to do it in an aggressive, yet professional and respectful way that can demonstrate to the court the legitimacy of your concerns. In many cases, individuals who hire a qualified attorney not only receive the professional representation they need but also stand to gain from prior experience in similar court cases.

Dependable Registration Violation Defense in Florida

Golden Traffic Ticket Law is available to assist ticketed Florida drivers who have been accused of committing such traffic violations as running stop signs, speeding, failure to yield the right of way, leaving the scene and more. The firm boasts a practice that is large enough to handle virtually any case, and yet small enough so that clients can actually speak with Attorney Golden regarding their case, rather than waiting to speak with an assistant or intern who may not know a thing about your situation. With over 35 years of combined experience in the field, the attorney at Golden Traffic Ticket Law is prepared to take action for you and fight back. We could save both time and money by contacting our firm at (954) 680-7575 for a free consultation about your case.