Charlotte North Carolina Traffic Attorney

May 15, 2013  |   Posted by :   |   Cabarrus County Lawyer   |   0 Comments

Maxwell Law Firm, PLLC assists clients with representation in  traffic ticket matters in traffic court. We provide assistance with: Fighting Traffic Tickets Orders for Arrest (OFA) Failures to Appear (FTA) Speeding Tickets Traffic Ticket Fines License Restorations IF you have a traffic matter in Mecklenburg County (Charlotte) or Cabarrus County  (Concord)  and need the assistance [...]

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Pleading guilty to Driving With a Revoked License (DWLR)

May 15, 2013  |   Posted by :   |   Cabarrus County Lawyer   |   0 Comments

Generally, pleading to one charge of Driving with a revoked license (DWLR) will suspend your license for approximately one (1) year. If you plead to more than one DWLR then you are in dander of loosing your license indefinitely. IS there anyway I can avoid pleading guilty to DWLR? If you take care of the [...]

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Getting your license Back in North Carolina

There are several methods that can be used to get a suspended license restored depending on what it was suspended for. If your license is suspended for failing to appear (FTA) for a scheduled court date, you can hire an Attorney have these cases placed back on the calendar and handled. If your license is [...]

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Substitute Tax Returns

February 15, 2013  |   Posted by :   |   Income tax,Individual Income,IRS,tax attorney,Tax preparation   |   0 Comments

A substitute return is filed by IRS or State Income Tax agency to collect past due taxes when the tax payer has failed file a return. IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT SUBSTITUTE RETURNS The Income Tax Agency typically does not file a substitute return, where a REFUND is due. The purpose of these substitute returns is to [...]

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Got a speeding ticket is it worth hiring a traffic lawyer?

January 02, 2013  |   Posted by :   |   Traffic Ticket Charlotte NC   |   0 Comments

Are you charged with something that could suspend your license? In North Carolina driving more than fifteen (15) miles over the speed limit is an offense that will suspend your license for thirty (30) days. Also pleading to a certain amount of moving violations within a three year period may cause your license to be [...]

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