You received a speeding traffic ticket that could result in a large fine, points on your license and increased insurance rates. What should you do? What is your next step? We suggest you contact Craft Law Offices. We may be able to help you reduce or eliminate your ticket, or we may decide that rescheduling your court date is necessary.

Can I Reschedule?

In the state of North Carolina, if you want to reschedule your court date, you must submit a request to the court. The request needs to include your name, address, phone number, and the reason you need to reschedule the court date. In most cases, the courts will allow for one continuance of a court date. If you need to reschedule your court date beyond that, you will have to provide a valid reason, such as a medical emergency, to do so.

Hiring an Attorney

When it comes to rescheduling your court date in North Carolina, having an attorney represent you could be beneficial. An experienced traffic lawyer can assist with the rescheduling process in the following ways:

• Submitting a Request

Your lawyer can ensure your rescheduling request is properly submitted and that all the proper documentation is included in the request. An attorney will also help you understand the legal requirements for rescheduling, including what reasons are valid and what is not.

• In Court Representation

An attorney can help you present your case rescheduling the court date and can help you prepare for your future court date.

• Negotiating a Plea Deal

A lawyer can help negotiate a plea deal with the prosecution. They are also there to help you understand the  consequences of a conviction. They are there to advise you, so you have the absolute best outcome.

• Avoiding Points:

A lawyer can help you contest a speeding ticket and possibly have the charges dropped or reduced. If they are able to help you with this, you can avoid points on your driving record which can lead to higher insurance rates.

Give Leslie a Call

An experienced traffic attorney can assist you in rescheduling your court date. You should know that rescheduling a court date in North Carolina is ultimately up to the discretion of the court. If you are facing a traffic violation and need assistance with your case, Leslie Craft can help. From rescheduling your court date to representing you in court, you will have 35 years of traffic law experience on your side. She can assist with rescheduling requests, in court representation, and negotiating a plea deal to help you avoid points on your driving record. Contact her today to schedule a FREE consultation. Let Leslie help you navigate the court system and protect your rights.