1. Can I appeal any traffic ticket conviction?

Yes — but you must have valid grounds (legal error, unfair trial, harsh penalty, etc.).

2. How long do I have to file an appeal?

Generally, you have 30 days from conviction. In rare cases, late appeals may be allowed with court permission.

In most cases, we can represent you — saving you the stress and time of appearing.

Possibly. If we apply and the court grants a “stay,” your penalty may be paused until the appeal is decided.

Here’s how it works:

Notice of Appeal Filed — We prepare and file your appeal paperwork with the court.
Stay of Penalty (If Granted) — In some cases, your suspension or fine may be paused until your appeal is decided.
Appeal Hearing — We argue before a judge why your conviction should be changed or overturned.
Possible Outcomes:

Strict Deadlines:

You usually have 30 days from conviction to file your appeal. Don’t wait.

1. Can I appeal any traffic ticket conviction?
Yes — but you must have valid grounds (legal error, unfair trial, harsh penalty, etc.).
2. How long do I have to file an appeal?
Generally, you have 30 days from conviction. In rare cases, late appeals may be allowed with court permission.
3. Do I need to attend the appeal hearing?
In most cases, we can represent you — saving you the stress and time of appearing.
4. Will my suspension or penalty stop while I appeal?
Possibly. If we apply and the court grants a “stay,” your penalty may be paused until the appeal is decided.