Life changes in an instant when you see flashing lights in your rearview mirror. I’ve stood beside countless clients who thought a simple traffic stop couldn’t derail their lives—until suddenly, it does.

Whether you’re facing reckless driving charges or contesting a suspended-license citation, you need an advocate who knows the system inside and out.

Here’s what you should know about the most common traffic offenses—and how I fight for your rights every step of the way.

Reckless Driving

Reckless driving isn’t just “going too fast.” It’s any willful disregard for the safety of people or property. In Oklahoma, that can mean speeding through a school zone, weaving through traffic, or street racing. Conviction brings heavy fines, jail time, and points on your record that drive up insurance premiums.

“A reckless-driving charge can follow you for years—impacting work, car insurance, even your ability to rent an apartment,” I often tell clients.

Your Defense: We dig into the officer’s notes, dash-cam footage, and any eyewitness accounts.

If the evidence doesn’t support “willful disregard,” we fight to reduce or dismiss the charge.

Speeding Tickets

We’ve all pushed the pedal a bit too hard. But the difference between a minor ticket and a major infraction can hinge on as little as 10 mph over the limit.

Beyond fines, accumulating points can lead to license suspension.

Your Defense: Sometimes, speed-measuring devices malfunction. .

Other times, officers misjudge your speed. We examine calibration records, challenge officer training, and negotiate with prosecutors to keep your record clean.

Fleeing and Eluding

If you attempt to flee a traffic stop, Oklahoma law treats it as a serious felony. Even a brief “I’m just going home” can escalate into charges carrying years behind bars.

Your Defense: We scrutinize video and GPS data to determine whether you actually knew you were being signaled to stop.

If there was confusion—bad lighting, unclear signals—we build a case to reduce or dismiss the felony charge.

Motor Vehicle Hearings

A driver’s license suspension or revocation can feel like a life sentence—no way to get to work, school, or even medical appointments.

Motor vehicle hearings are your chance to present evidence and win back your freedom on the road.

“Winning a hearing isn’t about showing up; it’s about showing what really happened.”

Your Defense: I prepare you to testify clearly and confidently. We gather maintenance records, proof of insurance, and any character references to demonstrate you’re not a public safety risk.

Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License

Once your license is suspended or revoked, driving becomes a criminal offense. Penalties escalate with each offense—jail time, impoundment, hefty fines, and a longer suspension period.

Your Defense: We explore every possible avenue to restore your driving privileges: hardship permits, proof of completion of diversion programs, or negotiating alternate sentencing that avoids jail time.

Often, demonstrating you need your license for work or family obligations can persuade a judge to grant relief.

Why You Need an Aggressive Advocate

Traffic violations aren’t just about paying a fine at the counter.

They carry long-term consequences for your record, wallet, and peace of mind. I

combine courtroom experience with personalized support to protect what matters most to you.

“I treat every traffic case as if it’s the turning point of my client’s life—because it is.”

If you’re facing any traffic charge—from a simple speeding ticket to serious felony allegations—contact me today for a free consultation.

Let’s make sure those flashing lights don’t dim your future.