Miami Defense for Failure to Appear in Traffic Court
If you fail to appear in court at a scheduled time to fight a traffic ticket or other moving violation, the judge may hold you in contempt of court and issue a bench warrant for your arrest. You will typically receive notice of a bench warrant and an order to appear in court at a certain time. Failure to do so will give law enforcement the authority to arrest you.
If you have a Florida bench warrant out for your arrest, it is important to speak with a lawyer who can protect your rights and deal with the warrant. At Ferrer Shane, PL, our attorneys can deal with your Florida bench warrant and help you get a swift resolution to your case. We can also help you avoid an embarrassing public arrest by taking care of the bench warrant on your behalf.
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After a bench warrant has been issued for your arrest, you need to understand what potential penalties you face and what you need to do to avoid those penalties. A bench warrant will not only land you in jail, it may strengthen the prosecutor's case against you.
Your attorney may be able to negotiate the recall of your bench warrant, helping you to avoid having to pay bail and even avoid arrest altogether. In addition, our firm will pursue a swift and favorable resolution to the underlying legal issues that led to the bench warrant in the first place.
Contact Us at Ferrer Shane
Contact us at Ferrer Shane, and speak with us about your bench warrant. Call in Miami at 305-262-2728 or throughout South Florida toll free at 888-609-5947. Take action now regarding an outstanding bench warrant.
