Every day in Valley View, Texas, law enforcement writes traffic tickets to motorists who are caught violating traffic law. While police do not differentiate when it comes to writing citations to drivers caught breaking traffic law, if you hold a commercial driver's license (CDL) for work as a trucker or other professional driver, you are well-aware of the fact that you are held to a higher standard than the Class C motorist. Maybe you were recently written a CDL violation in the City of Valley View, at a D.O.T. stop or on the highway. Because points will be applied to your record if you plead guilty to your charges in court, why not instead consider challenging your ticket in court? If you are worried that you would not be able to take on your Valley View CDL violation on your own, it is your right to seek professional legal assistance in doing so. Call 817-685-0912 to learn more, read below, or contact me.
Please Read If Your Valley View CDL Violation is Now in Warrant
The Law Office of Attorney Jack Byno may be able to provide you with
that assistance. Our lawyers have been in practice for over 20 years,
and know what it takes to defend against traffic tickets written in
Cooke County. We also know how to lift warrants and post bonds on behalf
of our eligible clients. Have you failed to respond in due time to your
Valley View CDL violation? Has the city's Municipal Court consequently
issued you a traffic warrant as a penalty? Then pick up the phone and
call the Law Office of Attorney Jack Byno. If you are a qualified CDL
driver, we may be able to lift your Valley View CDL violation for you,
and post your bond as well. This way you may avoid arrest, and your
means of living as a professional driver may also be defended by us
later in court. Please contact me to find out more, or call our law office at 817-685-0912.
Fines
and court costs are not included in fees for legal representation.
Principle office located at 2319 Hall-Johnson Rd. Suite B, Colleyville, TX 76034. For more information, please call 817-685-0912.
