Traffic Citations: What Does the Law Say? North Carolina law defines certain speeding tickets as “Infractions” and other speeding tickets as “Misdemeanors.” Infractions: Generally, speeding tickets that are infractions do not require a person to attend court. Instead, the person can simply “pay off” the ticket by going online or to the courthouse [...]
If your driver's license is suspended, getting your privilege to drive restored is critical here in North Carolina since we have such poor mass transit systems. Fortunately, the attorneys at Dummit Fradin are experienced in helping prevent driver's license suspensions. But, when they do occur, we work with our clients to get limited driving [...]
Our client had been seriously physically assaulted by her boyfriend throughout their relationship. She never told anyone about the abuse until recently. She finally decided that she had enough of the abuse and filed a request for a temporary emergency protective order. Our criminal defense attorney was able to negotiate with the defendant and, as a [...]
A client came to criminal defense attorney in High Point with multiple tickets from Guilford County and Randolph County. These tickets included Driving While License Revoked (DWLR) charges. It had been several years since the client had his driver's license. But, after a review of the client’s DMV record, our attorney determined what needed to [...]
A private warrant was sworn out against our client by a jealous girlfriend. The prosecuting witness cut our client’s tires and sent threatening text messages. Our High Point criminal defense attorney was able to secure a dismissal of the assault charges against her client. Schedule a Consultation with Criminal Defense Attorney Today These types of criminal [...]
Our criminal defense attorney in High Point successfully defended a man charged with DWI. After spotting a violation of the client’s constitutional rights in the officer’s in-car video, she filed a motion with the court. The officer stopped the client’s vehicle and had no constitutional basis. After a hearing, the motion was granted and the charges [...]
