Speeding Tickets

Defend Your Rights Against Speeding Tickets with the Law Office of Nathan Earwood

A speeding ticket might seem like a small problem, but it can lead to serious consequences for your driving record, insurance premiums, and even your livelihood. At the Law Office of Nathan Earwood, our experienced speeding ticket attorneys are here to guide you through the legal process, protect your rights, and fight for the best possible outcome.

With five locations across western North Carolina—Asheville, Waynesville, Sylva, Franklin, and Robbinsville—and over 90 years of combined experience, our team has earned hundreds of 5-star reviews from satisfied clients. Whether you’re overwhelmed by a first-time ticket or facing severe penalties, we offer the support, knowledge, and advocacy you need.

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Why Choose the Law Office of Nathan Earwood for Your Speeding Ticket?

With offices conveniently located in Asheville, Waynesville, Sylva, Franklin, and Robbinsville, our speeding ticket lawyers are proud to serve drivers across western North Carolina. Here’s why hundreds of clients trust us to handle their traffic cases:

  • Proven Track Record: Hundreds of 5-star reviews from satisfied clients.
  • Experienced Attorneys: Five attorneys with 90 years of combined legal experience.
  • Convenient Consultations: Choose between virtual, phone, or in-person consultations to fit your needs.
  • Focused Representation: We understand North Carolina’s unique traffic laws and court systems.

The True Cost of a Speeding Ticket in North Carolina

Paying the fine for a speeding ticket may seem like the easiest solution, but it can lead to significant long-term consequences, including:

  • Higher Insurance Rates: Under North Carolina’s Safe Driver Incentive Plan (SDIP), traffic violations can lead to significant increases in your auto insurance premiums.
  • Points on Your License: Accumulating too many points can result in license suspension, leaving you without the ability to drive for months or even a year.
  • Criminal Consequences: Speeding at excessive speeds or in certain zones (e.g., school or work zones) can lead to a misdemeanor conviction, impacting your record permanently.

Our attorneys can often negotiate reduced charges, prevent license suspension, or even secure a dismissal. Don’t let a speeding ticket disrupt your life—reach out to us for a free consultation to discuss your options.

Common Consequences of Speeding Tickets

Depending on your case, a speeding conviction in North Carolina could lead to:

  • Points on your license (potential license suspension for 12 points in three years).
  • Significant increases in insurance premiums.
  • A misdemeanor conviction for excessive speeding.
  • Automatic one-year license revocation for speeds over 90 mph.

Don’t face these penalties alone. Our attorneys know the nuances of North Carolina traffic law and can fight to protect your record, license, and finances.