Frequently Asked Questions

Will I Have to Appear in Court for My Ticket?

Traffic Infractions (Speeding, Cell Phone, Red Light, etc.)

No appearance required. Unless you decide to go to trial, you will not have to appear in court for standard traffic infractions. Your attorney handles all pre-trial negotiations and court proceedings on your behalf.

Misdemeanor Charges (Reckless Driving, Suspended License, etc.)

For misdemeanors, a personal appearance is normally required for an arraignment. To save you a trip, we always attempt to appear on your behalf. While court policies vary, judges may allow an attorney to waive your personal appearance for good cause.

Key Takeaway: In the vast majority of traffic cases, hiring an attorney ensures you won't have to miss work or take time out of your day to attend court.

Free & Complementary Case Evaluation

Speak directly with Seth Azria, Esq.

Call (315) 396-8006

Text Photo of Ticket

You will speak to Seth Azria, Esq. directly. Simply call or text a photo of your ticket to 315-396-8006 for a quick response.

Flexible Payment Options

We accept credit cards over the phone and online, including payment financing options through Affirm.

Azria Law Office does everything possible to make the process quick, easy, and effective.

Do I Need to Send in My Ticket or Contact the Court?

No. We Take Care of That for You.

As your attorneys, we represent you and handle all communication with the court on your behalf. You do not need to mail in your ticket or contact the court directly.

• Official Notice of Representation: As soon as you hire us, we send a formal letter of representation to the court.

• Plea Entry & Adjournment: This letter officially enters your Not Guilty plea and adjourns your court date, giving us the necessary time to negotiate with the prosecutor to work out your case.

Hassle-Free Defense: Once you retain Azria Law Office, you can rest easy knowing all court deadlines and filings are fully managed by our team.