Professional Traffic Ticket Representation:

Question: What can a paralegal in Ontario do to defend me against a serious Highway Traffic Act charge and help protect my driving privileges?

Answer: Garrett Legal Services can help you respond fast to serious Ontario traffic charges such as speeding 50 km/h or more over the limit, driving under suspension, careless driving, stunt driving, or racing by reviewing the disclosure, assessing defences, advising on next steps, and preparing submissions to help reduce the risk of harsher penalties like licence suspension, higher insurance rates, fines, and potential jail time.  If you want a direct review of your matter, call (519) 857-5170 today to get started with Garrett Legal Services and build a focused strategy for your case.

Protecting Driving Privileges

Serious charges such as Racing, Speeding 50 or More Over the Limit, Driving Under Suspension, Careless Driving, Stunt Driving, among others, constitute the most serious charges under the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8 and the consequences of a conviction can be severe.  Hefty fines with victim surcharges, increased insurance rates, potential license suspension, and even jail in some situations, all deserve the strongest fight in defence. Minimize the risk of conviction and the consequences that may arise following a conviction by obtaining professional representation.

Defending Against Serious Charges

The consequences upon conviction of a serious traffic ticket charge can be significant and thus it is crucially important to strongly fight these charges as vigorously as possible.

Serious Traffic Ticket Charges Include:

Conclusion

Serious traffic charges carry significant risks, including substantial fines, sharply rising insurance costs, potential long-term suspension of driving privileges, and even the possibility of jail time. To effectively manage these risks, it is crucial to engage a legal professional with expertise in negotiating with prosecutors, in cross-examining witnesses, and in applying the law with persuasive arguments as courtroom advocacy.