Traffic Tickets/DUI’s
A History of Success
Carolyn R. Simpson, Attorney at Law has been successfully defending Northeast Kansas clients against allegations such as:
- DUI/OUI
- Speeding
- No Proof of Insurance
- Driving While Suspended
- Motor Vehicle Equipment Failures
- Traffic Infractions
Why hire an attorney for Traffic Court/DUI? Honestly, most of the time you do not need an attorney for traffic citations. Usually, the prosecutor will talk with you directly to resolve the ticket without affecting your insurance or license.
When might you use an attorney for Traffic Court/DUI?
- Anytime you are accused of a DUI/OUI. This has serious long term consequences.
- You wish to take the ticket to trial for whatever reason.
- The Officer made a significant mistake or acted improperly.
- You need to dispute the ticket so your license does not get suspended.
- You face jail time if convicted.
- You do not want the inconvenience of working with the prosecutor yourself.
Whatever the reason, Carolyn R. Simpson, Attorney at Law is happy to handle your case. Our local contacts with police and prosecutors give us a substantial advantage in collecting information and negotiating favorable agreements for our clients.
As with all of our cases, your traffic citation will be handled promptly, professionally and effectively. We will negotiate if we can, and fight aggressively in court if we need to, in order to produce the most favorable outcome for you.
We work to insure that your traffic ticket has the least impact possible on your drivers license, you auto insurance, and your life.
Expungements
If you were ever convicted of a crime, but have not had trouble with the law for at least five years since your release or the end of your probation, you may be eligible to have your arrest and conviction expunged from the record. This service is particularly helpful for former students at the University of Kansas or Baker University who had a college prank get out of hand, or made some other mistake that resulted in an arrest and conviction. When your record is expunged you can truthfully answer that you do not have a criminal record on job applications, credit reports and other documents. If you no longer live in the area, you may not even have to appear in court. If you left KU or Baker with a criminal record in addition to an academic record, contact us for a free consultation.
Important Note: DUI’s cannot be expunged under Kansas Law.
What if I was never a college student?
That’s okay; we are just as effective in representing your expungement as well.
