Traffic Tickets

• What you need to know about cellphone tickets (distracted driving)
  Legislation There has always been media attention to the regulation of cell phone use while driving. The statistics suggests that such use is responsible for many accidents. The original section of the Highway Traffic Act that prohibited using a phone… Read more: What you need to know about cellphone tickets (distracted driving)
• I have a traffic ticket trial coming up. When I really need a paralegal?
  Please try to contact our office two months before the trial date. This will give us enough time to request disclosure and prepare without having to adjourn the date. However, don’t panic if you missed this time: there are always… Read more: I have a traffic ticket trial coming up. When I really need a paralegal?
• What is the deadline to dispute a traffic ticket in court?
  I got a traffic ticket. Are there any deadlines I have to meet? Yes, of course. According to the Ontario Provincial Offences Act, you should request a trial should within fifteen days. However, please try to contact us within ten… Read more: What is the deadline to dispute a traffic ticket in court?
• How to deal with a red light traffic ticket. Defence options
  Running a red light is a common charge, yet there are many factors to consider in fighting it. First: Penalties for a red light ticket The penalties for running a red light in Ontario are: three demerit points a fine… Read more: How to deal with a red light traffic ticket. Defence options
• Will Court Drop Traffic Ticket Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic?
  The COVID-19 pandemic invaded many aspects of people’s life. The justice system is one of them. Delays in bringing traffic court cases to a speedy conclusion become more and more common. The public health requirements to limit the spread of… Read more: Will Court Drop Traffic Ticket Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic?

Testimonials

• AC – Richmond Hill
  Like many others, I was once lost and didn’t know what to do when I had received a traffic ticket of breaching s.136(1)(a). With much patience, Kate, the account manager, pleasantly took me through the steps from my legal rights available to the worst case scenario so that I know what legal procedures that I had to go through. Then Sergey, the Licensed Paralegal, brought his professional training and passion to comprehend and analyze my situation at the time so that my case can be undoubtedly presented. Thanks Kate and Sergey who had gone beyond the call to offer their… Read more: AC – Richmond Hill

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