Getting a parking ticket or a simple moving violation is a typical part of being a motorist. If one ignores these tickets without addressing them, however, it can lead to surprisingly serious consequences. The Michael A. Newland Law Office has been serving the Hamilton, Ohio, area for more than two decades; Attorney Newland is a respected traffic and DUI lawyer, criminal attorney, family lawyer, and will preparation counselor. He's here to share three ways he can help should you have unaddressed minor traffic violations on your record:

• Fight The Ticket: If you feel you've been wrongly ticketed, the best course of action is to challenge the violation in traffic court. To do this effectively, you will need an experienced traffic lawyer like Attorney Newland on your side. Even the most seemingly straightforward case will require a savvy defense, a comprehensive strategy, and an eye for detail.
• Avoid Higher-Level Misdemeanors: In the state of Ohio, minor traffic violations are considered misdemeanor offenses. They are still, however, offenses. This means that they can have an impact on your driving record and insurance rates, and, if not addressed, can lead to higher-level misdemeanor charges should similar infractions occur. Let Attorney Newland ensure your brush with the law remains a minor affair.
• Avoid More Dire Consequences: If several minor traffic offenses occur within a short period of time, more serious punishments may be enacted. These could include fines, license suspension, even jail time. If you're facing serious consequences for receiving several traffic violations within a brief time span, contact Attorney Newland for representation today.

Call the Michael A. Newland Law Office at (513) 887-9595, or visit them online to schedule a consultation. Don't let the traffic courts impose a harsher penalty than is necessary. Let Attorney Newland protect your rights, and call today.