Mooby Needs Legal Advice

[firstdown]

Not to pile on but with only having your lic. for a month is going to hurt you and not help as they are tougher on young drivers with tickets like the one you have received. If you are convicted that will only be the start of issues to come. I'm assuming you live with your parents and drive under their insurance. This is going to be an issue with their ins. co as it is a major violation and you are under their policy. Its a good chance that their ins co. could cancel their ins. because of this and as long as you live in their household it could effect their rates. I'd get a good Atty. and good luck.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Not to pile on but with only having your lic. for a month is going to hurt you and not help as they are tougher on young drivers with tickets like the one you have received. If you are convicted that will only be the start of issues to come. I'm assuming you live with your parents and drive under their insurance. This is going to be an issue with their ins. co as it is a major violation and you are under their policy. Its a good chance that their ins co. could cancel their ins. because of this and as long as you live in their household it could effect their rates. I'd get a good Atty. and good luck.

I really really hope that my parents insurance doesn't get cancelled, I'm definitely gonna do everything I can to make sure that doesn't happen. And Dmek, I honestly did. I've said this before, but if/when I get my license back again, I def. plan on not doing anything that I could get in trouble with the law for again. Also, thanks for the advice Hog1, I'm definitely gonna remember it.

[724Skinsfan]

Originally Posted by mooby

I really really hope that my parents insurance doesn't get cancelled, I'm definitely gonna do everything I can to make sure that doesn't happen. And Dmek, I honestly did. I've said this before, but if/when I get my license back again, I def. plan on not doing anything that I could get in trouble with the law for again. Also, thanks for the advice Hog1, I'm definitely gonna remember it.

Hey mooby, my younger sister just got her license a month ago and quickly acquired 2 speeding tickets in a four day span, both 20 mph over the speed limit (reckless driving). She and the parents got a lawyer and went to court both times (two counties) and she walked away with a total of $95 in fines and 3 points. One judge said she will overturn the decision if she has any traffic violation from now until the end of the year. She got lucky and maybe you will too. Good luck!