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Adriana P. Santiesteban, P.A.
Phone: (786) 360-2122
Cell: (305) 202-4171
Fax: (305) 735-7663
Email: Adriana@Attorneyaps.com
Phone: (786) 360-2122
Cell: (305) 202-4171
Fax: (305) 735-7663
Email: Adriana@Attorneyaps.com
Receiving a speeding ticket in Miami can be more than just an inconvenience—it can lead to significant fines, increased insurance premiums, points on your driving record, and even the suspension of your driver’s license. At the Law Office of Adriana P. Santiesteban, we understand the serious implications that a speeding ticket can have on your personal and professional life. Our firm is dedicated to providing aggressive and effective legal representation to help you contest your speeding ticket and protect your driving privileges.
With extensive knowledge of Florida traffic laws and a deep understanding of the local court system, Attorney Santiesteban offers personalized legal strategies tailored to your specific situation. We are committed to achieving the best possible outcome for your case, whether that means reducing the penalties, keeping points off your record, or having the ticket dismissed altogether.
Speeding is one of the most common traffic offenses in Florida. However, not all speeding tickets are straightforward, and various factors can influence the severity of the penalties you face.
At the Law Office of Adriana P. Santiesteban, we offer comprehensive legal services to address all aspects of your speeding ticket case.
Detailed Analysis: We examine the specifics of your citation, including the alleged speed, location, and circumstances.
Evidence Review: Assessing the validity of the speed measurement method used (radar, laser, pacing, aircraft).
Legal Grounds: Identifying any procedural errors or rights violations that may have occurred during the traffic stop.
Challenging Speed Measurements: Questioning the accuracy and calibration of speed detection devices.
Questioning Officer Training: Verifying whether the officer was properly trained and certified to use the speed detection equipment.
Procedural Errors: Identifying mistakes made during the traffic stop or citation issuance that could invalidate the ticket.
Necessity Defense: Arguing that exceeding the speed limit was necessary to avoid harm.
Identifying Mitigating Factors: Presenting circumstances that may justify leniency, such as a clean driving record.
Negotiation: Working with prosecutors to seek reduced charges or alternative penalties.
Court Appearances: Representing you in all court proceedings, so you may not need to attend.
Evidence Presentation: Advocating on your behalf by presenting a compelling case to the judge.
Record Expungement: Assisting in removing the violation from your record when eligible.
Insurance Guidance: Advising on steps to prevent or minimize insurance rate increases.
Client-Focused Representation
We prioritize your needs and concerns throughout the legal process. Our approach includes:
Leveraging Local Knowledge
As a Miami-based law firm, we have in-depth knowledge of the local traffic courts, judges, and prosecutors. This familiarity allows us to navigate the system effectively on your behalf.
Don’t Let a Speeding Ticket Slow You Down
Taking swift action after receiving a speeding ticket can significantly impact the outcome of your case. Contact the Law Office of Adriana P. Santiesteban today to schedule a consultation. Let us help you navigate the legal system and work toward the best possible resolution.
Phone: (786) 360-2122
Cell: (305) 202-4171
Fax: (305) 735-7663
Email: Adriana@Attorneyaps.com
Address: 11890 SW 8th Street, Suite 406, Miami, FL 33184
Q: Is it worth fighting a speeding ticket?
A: Yes. Contesting a speeding ticket can help prevent points on your license, avoid fines, and keep your insurance rates from increasing. An experienced attorney can identify defenses that may lead to a reduction or dismissal of the charges.
Q: What are the consequences of paying a speeding ticket?
A: Paying the ticket is an admission of guilt. This results in points on your driving record, which can lead to license suspension if you accumulate too many. It may also cause your insurance premiums to rise.
Q: How many points will a speeding ticket add to my license in Florida?
A: Points vary based on how much you exceeded the speed limit:
Q: Can attending traffic school help?
A: Completing a state-approved traffic school course may prevent points from being added to your record for certain violations. However, eligibility and benefits vary. We can advise if this is a suitable option for your case.
Q: What if I have a commercial driver’s license (CDL)?
A: CDL holders are held to higher standards. Traffic violations can have more severe consequences, including disqualification from operating commercial vehicles. It’s crucial to seek legal representation to protect your livelihood.
Q: Do I have to appear in court for my speeding ticket?
A: In many cases, we can represent you in court without the need for you to appear, saving you time and inconvenience.
Q: How long does a speeding ticket stay on my record?
A: In Florida, points from a speeding ticket remain on your driving record for at least five years. However, the ticket itself may stay on your record longer.
Q: Can a speeding ticket from another state affect my Florida license?
A: Yes. Florida participates in the Driver License Compact, which means out-of-state violations can impact your Florida driving record.
Q: How much does it cost to hire an attorney for a speeding ticket?
A: Legal fees vary depending on the complexity of your case. We offer competitive rates and will provide a clear estimate during your initial consultation.
Q: What methods do officers use to measure speed, and can they be challenged?
A: Common methods include radar, laser (LIDAR), pacing, and aircraft timing. Each method has potential inaccuracies or procedural requirements that can be challenged in court.
