Legal Question in Traffic Law in New Jersey

there is no statute of limitations. I would suggest that you retain an Attorney to minimize your fines. Some of your tickets carry with the possibility of a suspension of driving priviledges Going without a lawyer is just nort good sense, I have worked on several cases of this nature. Call my office to set up an appointment.

I agree with what the other attorney has said. You face some possible serious fines and license suspension. Depending on what the charges are, you may possibly face jail time, I would need to know what offenses to tell you whether that is a real threat.

Get a lawyer, please!

I can help you with this. Give me a call, make an appointment to come see me, and let's get moving on this for you. No charge for the telephone call and no charge for the first office visit.

Robert Davies, Esq. 201-820-3460

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There is no statute of limitations, but an experienced attorney can possibly get these summonses either downgraded or dismissed. Plesae contact my office to discuss your case in more detail and to see how I can assist you. Thank you.

Sincerely yours, -Ronald Aronds, Esq.-

There is no statute of limitations but the penalties on some of the tickets can be severe including suspensions, possible jail or fines. Your outcome depends on several issues such do you have any priors for Driving while Suspended or Driving without Insurance. Sometimes it is possible to get tickets dismissed in this situation depending on whether the Officer is even still available considering you received the tickets almost 25 years ago. However, even if the Prosecutor may consider dismissing the summonses if the officer is no longer available (i e he is retired, lives out of the area) some Judges still may issue a fine against the person for contempt for ignoring the tickets for so long and obviously failing to appear in Court. Sometimes also based on the unavailability of the Officer, the Prosecutor may be willing to offer a reasonable plea deal that would clearly minimize the penalties. Please feel free to contact me. (201)-894-9498. I have over twenty years experience handling municipal Court matters and would be very happy to speak to you about the situation