TRAFFIC TICKETS

Don’t just pay that ticket. Paying it is pleading guilty: you get the points, the insurance increase, and the record. Ticket Fix Pro fights traffic tickets in courts across Michigan, and you usually don’t have to go to court yourself.

Why fight your ticket?

Most Michigan moving violations put 2 to 6 points on your driving record. Those points can raise your insurance for years, and too many of them will send you to a Secretary of State driver assessment (explained below). For commercial drivers (CDL), one ticket can put a job at risk.

Fighting the ticket gives you a chance at a dismissal or a reduction to a no-point or lower-point violation.

Tickets we handle

• Speeding: any speed, including school-zone, construction-zone, and high-speed tickets.
• Careless & reckless driving.
• Red lights, stop signs & traffic signals: including disobeying a traffic control device.
• Failure to yield and improper turns, including illegal U-turns.
• Following too closely, improper passing, and improper lane use.
• Accident-related tickets, including at-fault crashes and leaving the scene.
• Phone & distracted driving: texting and hand-held device tickets.
• Passing a stopped school bus and railroad crossing violations.
• Driving while license suspended and no valid license.
• No insurance & registration: no proof of insurance, expired plates, and unregistered vehicles.
• Open intoxicants and minor in possession in a vehicle.
• Drag racing and fleeing and eluding.
• Equipment & seat belt tickets.
• CDL & truck tickets: overweight, logbook, and moving violations that threaten your CDL.
• Out-of-state drivers ticketed in Michigan.
• Teen & Graduated License (GDL) drivers, where one ticket can set back a license.

How it works

1. Upload your ticket. Send us a photo or the details online.
2. Free attorney review. We look at the court, the charge, and your record.
3. Flat-fee quote. You’ll know the price up front, with no hidden fees.
4. We handle it. We file the paperwork, attend the hearing, and negotiate the best result.

How many points is my ticket?

Every Michigan traffic offense has an official offense code and point value set by law. A few common ones:

• Speeding 1–10 mph over the limit: 2 points
• Speeding 11–15 mph over the limit: 3 points
• Speeding 16+ mph over the limit: 4 points
• Following too closely, improper passing or turn: 2 points
• Running a red light or stop sign: 3 points
• Careless driving: 3 points
• Open intoxicants in a vehicle: 2 points
• Reckless driving, drag racing, fleeing and eluding, or OWI: 6 points

To look up any ticket, see the Secretary of State’s official Michigan Offense Code Index, which lists every traffic offense and what it’s worth. Not sure how to read it? Send us your ticket and we’ll tell you.

What is a driver assessment?

Michigan watches how many points you collect in any two-year period:

• 4 points: the Secretary of State sends a warning letter.
• 12 points: you are referred for a driver assessment reexamination.

A driver assessment reexamination is the Secretary of State’s review of whether you should keep driving. An analyst reviews your driving record and can decide to take no action, restrict your license, place you on probation, or suspend or revoke it. Tickets while you’re on probation, multiple crashes, and medical concerns can also lead to a reexamination.

The best way to avoid one is to keep points off your record in the first place. If you’ve already been called in, we can help. Learn more on the Secretary of State’s driver assessment page.

Look up your court case

Search for your case by name or case number on the State of Michigan’s official MiCOURT Case Search. Not every Michigan court is in the state system, so if you can’t find your case, call us at 833-842-5776 and we’ll look it up for you.

Clear pricing & payment options

We quote a flat fee after reviewing your ticket. The price we quote is the price you pay, with no hidden fees.

Flexible payment options: apply for financing through Affirm, or ask us about a payment plan.

Financing through Affirm is subject to an eligibility check and approval.

Your attorneys

Ticket Fix Pro is led by founding attorney Gregory R. Sheena. Our attorneys appear regularly in courts throughout Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb Counties. Meet the team.

This page provides general information, not legal advice. Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.