Questions people ask in the dark

As soon as you can. The license deadline after a DUI stop is short, and it starts before anything happens in court.

It depends on what you were handed and whether a suspension has started. Read me the notice and I’ll tell you where you stand today, and whether a work permit might be possible later.

For a DUI or reckless driving charge, at least some of the time. For many tickets, I can appear without you. I’ll tell you which dates are yours.

You’ll have a written quote for each stage before you pay anything. Fines, court costs and license fees go to the state and are separate; the quote lists those too.

Yes, often a lot. Some violations affect a CDL even when they happened in your own car. Tell me on the first call so we plan for it.

Yes. Many of my clients were passing through. Much of a ticket case can be handled by phone and email, and I can appear at many hearings for you.

Yes. I take cases from the northeast corner of Wyoming too, from Sundance to Gillette. The Wyoming line rings the same desk.

The date, the place and the charge are enough to start. Keep the details of what happened for when we talk, not for a message or a form.