Failing to respond to a citation within the allowed time may trigger an arrest warrant. Even Class C misdemeanors can lead to serious consequences if a warrant is issued. London & London acts fast to lift warrants and minimize legal complications.

Our Traffic Ticket Defense Strategy

Our primary goal is always to seek dismissal of your ticket. If dismissal isn’t possible, we fight to:

• Keep the ticket off your driving record
• Prevent DPS surcharges or state fees that could delay license renewal

Deferred Adjudication for Traffic Tickets

Many traffic tickets are resolved through dismissal or deferred adjudication. Deferred adjudication is a probation period—usually 90–180 days—during which:

• The ticket does not appear on your driving record
• The violation is not reported to the Texas Department of Public Safety
• Your insurance company is not notified

Successful completion requires no additional traffic violations during the probation period.

Common Traffic Violations We Handle

We represent clients for nearly all traffic violations, including:

• DUI / Driving Under the Influence
• Assault-related tickets
• Public Intoxication (PI)
• Disorderly Conduct
• Minor in Possession (MIP)
• Speeding (including school and work zones)
• No insurance or license violations
• Expired registration or inspection
• Seat belt or child safety seat violations
• Running red lights or stop signs
• Broken headlights or equipment violations
• Failure to yield to emergency vehicles
• Illegal lane changes, turns, or U-turns
• Driving with a suspended license