Traffic Ticket FAQs

Yes. If you have an eligible civil traffic infraction, you can complete our online form, upload a clear copy of your ticket, see the applicable flat fee, and pay online. After submission, our office will review your information and contact you by email regarding the next steps.

Yes. The online form allows you to indicate the number of eligible traffic tickets you want to submit. The corresponding fee will be displayed in the form.

Have a clear photo or copy of each citation available. You will also need to provide your contact information and the other information requested in the online form.

Our office will review your citation and the information you provided. Please monitor your email, including your spam or junk folder, for confirmation and further instructions from our team.

For eligible civil traffic infractions, the applicable flat fee will be displayed in the online form based on the number of tickets submitted.

For eligible civil traffic infractions, the online process allows you to submit your ticket(s) and pay the displayed flat fee upfront. Our office will then review your submission and contact you by email.

Depending on the citation and circumstances identified during review, your matter may require a different process or fee. Suspended-license or criminal traffic matters may require additional review. If your matter does not qualify for the standard online flat fee, our office will contact you regarding the next steps.

Our office will review your submitted citation(s) and information. Please wait for an email from our team confirming the next steps.

Civil traffic infractions can include noncriminal traffic violations such as speeding, red-light violations, stop-sign violations, improper turns, careless driving, failure to yield, and certain other moving or nonmoving violations. Contact our office if you are unsure whether your citation is eligible for the online process.

Paying a traffic citation may have consequences depending on the citation and circumstances. Before deciding how to proceed, consider having your specific citation reviewed so you can understand your available options.

Certain traffic violations may result in points depending on the violation and the ultimate disposition of the citation. The consequences are not the same for every ticket.

Potentially. The effect depends on the type of citation, the circumstances, and how the matter is ultimately resolved.

It depends on the type of citation and the circumstances of your case. Our office will advise you if your appearance is required.

In some traffic matters, an attorney may be able to appear on the client's behalf. Other matters may require the client's appearance. We will advise you based on your specific citation and case.

Our office will communicate important updates and next steps to you, including by email. Please make sure the email address you provide is correct and monitor your inbox for communications from our team.

There is no single timeline for every citation. Timing can depend on the type of ticket, court scheduling, and other circumstances. Our office will keep you informed about material developments.

A suspended-license issue may require additional legal review and may affect the applicable process or fee. Contact our office if you know your license is suspended.

If your citation involves Driving While License Suspended (DWLS), please contact our office before using the standard civil-infraction process. The circumstances need to be reviewed individually.

No. The standard online submission and payment process is intended for eligible civil traffic infractions. For a criminal traffic matter, please contact our office for an individual review and information regarding the applicable fee.

Please contact our office if your matter involves DUI, Driving While License Suspended, reckless driving, no valid driver's license, leaving the scene, a suspended or revoked license, or another criminal traffic charge.

Do not guess. Email a copy of your citation to admin@molawoffice.com so our office can review the matter and advise you regarding the appropriate next step.