What is the penalty for driving without a license in Maryland? Prior to October 2006, Driving without a Maryland License was a fine only offense. Therefore, if you were cited for this Maryland traffic ticket, you could just pay the fine and not appear in court. After October 2006, the law changed. As as of Read More
Do I Need A Lawyer For My Maryland MVA Hearing?
Whether you received a Maryland DUI or a facing a Maryland license suspension, you will likely want to elect for an MVA hearing. A common question I always get is “Can’t I just do the hearing myself?” Sure, you can attend your MVA hearing without a Maryland attorney and everything may work out fine. Here Read More
Hit and Run: Leaving The Accident Scene In Maryland
If you’ve been involved in a Maryland automobile accident (however minor), stay put. Do not leave the scene until you’ve checked the welfare of all parties involved and exchanged insurance information. Leaving the scene of an accident in Maryland (where property damage is involved) is a misdemeanor offense that carries 60 days in jail. Yes, you Read More
FAQ: My Maryland DUI case was dropped, can the MVA still suspend my license?
Yes. Suspension of your Maryland driver’s license is independent of any verdict at a criminal trial. If your Maryland DUI case was dropped or you were found not guilty, the MVA can still take action. A license suspension or modification and participation in the ignition interlock program are administrative penalties that the Maryland MVA may impose regardless of Read More
Please Don’t Be Like This Guy….
Yesterday, I received a call from a potential new client who was in a panic. Apparently, his Maryland driver’s license had been revoked. After speaking with him for a few minutes, here’s what I learned: He was charged with driving an uninsured vehicle. He went to court without a lawyer. The prosecutor said, “just plead Read More
How To Handle Your Own MVA Hearing
It is my NO BS belief that you should hire an experienced traffic lawyer if you’re going before the Maryland MVA for a hearing. There are many reasons why this is preferred, but that is not the subject of this posting. If you plan to represent yourself, here are four tips that will help you Read More
Will Out Of State Tickets Raise My Insurance Premiums?
Maryland is a member of the “DLC” or driver license compact. What does that mean for you? Basically, it requires other states to report tickets that you have received in their state. For example, if you are travelling in California and received a speeding ticket (and were convicted), California would tell the Maryland MVA about Read More
Why a Negligent Driving Charge Isn’t As Bad As It Sounds
If you’ve been charged with negligent driving in Maryland, don’t panic. Its a very common charge and isn’t as bad as it sounds. According to the Maryland traffic code, “A person is guilty of negligent driving if he drives a motor vehicle in a careless and imprudent manner that endangers any property or the life Read More
How To Avoid A Maryland License Suspension
Maryland traffic citation lawyer David R. Waranch explains that you need to take action to avoid a Maryland license suspension if you received a Maryland traffic ticekt.
Failed to Appear in Maryland?? Here’s Why You Should Contact a Lawyer.
Let’s face it, stuff (or you know what) happens! If you’ve missed a Maryland court date and you were charged with a “serious” motor vehicle charge or criminal matter, a bench warrant will be issued by the judge. A bench warrant is a fancy way of saying that the judge issued a warrant for your Read More
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