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Non-Moving Amendment
Grant County tickets
$195 flat fee
- Your attorney negotiates for a non-moving violation
- Typically doesn’t affect insurance rates
- No hearing, no time off work
Traffic Ticket Defense
Keep That Ticket Off Your Record
Pay the fine and your insurance can climb for the next three to five years. For a flat fee, a local attorney works to get your ticket amended to a non-moving violation — or fights for a full dismissal. All online, no court appearance required.
What's at Stake
What Happens If You Just Pay It
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Years of Higher Premiums
Insurance companies look back three to five years. One moving violation can add several hundred dollars a year in premiums — long after you've forgotten the fine.
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A Mark on Your Driving Record
Paying the fine means admitting the violation. It goes on your record, counts toward license suspension thresholds, and stacks with anything that comes later.
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CDL and Work Drivers Risk More
If you drive for a living, a single moving violation can threaten your job. For commercial drivers, keeping a clean record isn't optional — it's your career.
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Paying Feels Easy. That's the Trap.
The fine looks like the whole price, so most people pay within days. The insurance increases arrive months later, at renewal — when it's too late to fight back.
Your Two Options
Two Ways to Handle It. Both Flat Fee.
Not sure which fits? Start with the amendment — we check your ticket's eligibility before you pay, and if it doesn't qualify, we'll point you to the contest path instead.
Contest Your Ticket
Grant & Adams County tickets
$450 flat fee
- Your attorney appears at the hearing
- Argues for a dismissal or reduction
- You don’t have to appear
No result, no fee.
If your amendment isn’t approved, or a contest gets no result at all, your service fee is refunded in full. A reduced fine or charge counts as a result. Court fines and costs aren’t covered. See terms
How it works
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Snap a photo
Upload your ticket and answer a few questions. We check eligibility before you pay.
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Your attorney takes over
Peter handles the filings, the prosecutor and any hearing. You don’t go to court.
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We let you know
We contact you with the outcome. Most cases resolve within a few weeks.
Common Questions
Traffic Ticket Questions, Answered
Do I have to appear in court?
No. Your attorney handles the filings and appearances for you. The entire process happens online, so you don't take time off work.
What is a non-moving amendment?
It's a negotiation with the court to reduce your moving violation to a non-moving charge. Non-moving violations typically don't affect your insurance rates, and no hearing is required.
What happens if I just pay my ticket?
Paying the fine means admitting the violation. It goes on your driving record, counts toward license suspension thresholds, and insurance companies look back three to five years when setting your rates.
What if my ticket can't be amended or the contest gets no result?
Both services are backed by a refund guarantee. If your amendment isn't approved, or we get no result at all on a contested ticket, your service fee is refunded in full. The citation fine itself is always separate and paid to the court.
Which counties do you cover?
Right now we handle tickets from Grant County and Adams County. In Grant County you can choose the non-moving amendment or a contest; in Adams County we offer the contest service. More counties are coming soon.
