South Carolina Traffic Violations Defense Attorney
South Carolina has tough traffic laws and high insurance rates. If you have received a traffic ticket, you may feel tempted to pay rather than fight the ticket in court. Keep in mind that paying a traffic ticket is an admittance of guilt. The conviction may result in an accumulation of points and an increase in your insurance rates. Accumulating 12 points means you may lose your driver's license.
Have you been cited for a traffic violation? Call the law office of Isaacs & Alley LLP at 803-252-6323 to schedule your free initial consultation. You can also email us and we will be in touch with you. Our office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. — 6:00 p.m., with evening and weekend appointments available.
We frequently represent South Carolina motorists as well as North Carolina motorists who receive traffic violations while traveling on I-20, Highway 77 and I-95.
We can fight your traffic ticket violation
Attorney G. Robin Alley is a former Assistant Municipal Judge for the Town of Irmo. This experience, along with significant experience as a criminal defense lawyer, provides clients with a highly knowledgeable defense. We provide defense for motorists cited with traffic violations including:
- Speeding: The speeding charges differ for under 10 mph over the limit, under 15 mph over the limit and over 20 mph over the limit. 20 mph over the posted limit is considered reckless driving, and fines are increased substantially.
- Reckless driving
- Habitual offender violations: A person is labeled a habitual offender when they have been convicted of three major moving violations within a three year period. This can result in a five year driver's license suspension.
- Driving with suspended license: These may involve previous DUI/DWI arrests.
- Failure to yield
- Failure to stop
- Concealed weapon in car
Driver's license points
Isaacs & Alley LLP is dedicated to keeping points off your driver's license, preventing insurance rates from increasing and helping you maintain your driving privileges. Accumulating 12 points may result in driver's license suspension.
Isaacs & Alley LLP can help you. Contact us today to schedule your free initial consultation.
