Legal Question in Traffic Law in New Jersey

Re: ticket non-payment consequences

The arrest warrant is worse than anything else. It shouldn't be a very expensive ordeal and I may be able to avoid you having to go to court. The State courts are closed so I'm in my office all day. My consultations are free, so give me a call at 732/247/3340 and we'll discuss your options.

Good luck!

Re: ticket non-payment consequences

You may want to have an attorney assist you. if so, call me. an arrest warrant? not good, but not too hard to deal with.

what municipal court did you get the tickets in? if near me, then i can assist you. I am in northern New Jersey. The telephone consultation will be free. I will do what I can to help you out.

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Re: ticket non-payment consequences

you have problems with this in NJ. Fortunately for you, NJ can only suspend your ability to drive in NJ and cannot take your licensee. You can and will be arrested for non payment ofo the fine. YOu should get the money together and hire an attorney ASAP

Re: ticket non-payment consequences

I'm not sure if the prior answers actually answered your question. Let's give it a shot. There's a warrant for arrest out for you in NJ because you either failed to appear in court or failed to pay any fines assessed against you if you did appear. If you get stopped in NJ for any reason the warrant will come up and you'll be arrested. Bail will be set at whatever the court orignally set it at -- up to $2,500.00 (probably less though). To clean this up, call the court, speak to the court administrator and explain the situation. You'll likely be given a new date to appear. When you appear you'll need to deal with the tickets (guilty or innocent/trial) and explaining to the judge why you did not appear the first time or didn't pay the fines. Have a good and true answer. You may wish to retain an attorney, but it's not required. Don't delay. Handle this now to avoid any sleepless nights.

Re: ticket non-payment consequences

You should call the court and ask if you can plead guilty by affidavit, assuming you are guilty. If the answer is negative or if you are concerned about motor vehicle points, call me and I will handle the matter for you.

Gary Moore, Esquire

Hackensack, New Jersey

www.garymooreattorneyatlaw.com