With over 100,000 traffic cases handled across New York & New Jersey, Attorney Martin A. Kron has the experience and knowledge to fight your ticket and win.
New York Traffic Ticket Lawyer
Who Could Build Your Defense Better Than a Former NY Traffic Court Judge?
Traffic tickets happen in NY. When they do, you need to work toward resolving them in order to keep your driving record clean. Martin A. Kron & Associates, P.C. can help. With our former NYC traffic court judge on your side, you can leverage over 40 years of experience to increase your chances of avoiding penalties and having the charges reduced or dismissed. We have handled thousands of cases and know which strategies are most effective.
Let us help. Call (212) 235-1525 today to schedule your free consultation with our NYC traffic ticket attorney!
Is It Worth It to Fight a Traffic Ticket in NYC?
Yes, it can be worth it to fight a traffic ticket in New York. With a skilled traffic ticket lawyer's help, you can permanently eliminate the violation from your driving record. If you need help with whether to fight your ticket or need help building your case, contact an experienced traffic ticket lawyer. Our traffic defense firm offers a free consultation and works hard to get the best possible outcome for your case.
Isn't It Easier to Just Pay the Fine?
While paying the fine for a traffic ticket and moving on may seem like the natural thing to do, the results can be more serious than you'd expect. At Martin A. Kron & Associates, P.C., we can help you build a strong case to protect your driving privileges and avoid increased insurance rates in the future. If you’re dealing with a traffic infraction, call a New York traffic ticket lawyer you can count on.
What We Do
At Martin A. Kron & Associates, P.C., our practice is limited to resolving traffic violations in New York and New Jersey. Our NYC traffic ticket attorneys understand the nuances of the law, know the court process, and can help our clients navigate the court system and the DMV.
Founding attorney Martin A. Kron is a former NY traffic court judge who can leverage his knowledge and experience to build a legal strategy ready for trial, even if your case does not go that far. Fight your ticket. Let our New York traffic defense firm help.
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Kept License 3rd DWI
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Driver's License Saved 3rd DWI
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Lifetime Revocation Avoided 3rd DWI & Over 20 Points on Driving Record
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Charge Reduced Driving with a Suspended License
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Charge Reduced Driving with a Suspended License
Put Experience on Your Side
Over 40 Years Fighting Traffic Violations for Our Clients
Attorney Martin A. Kron is a former New York State Traffic Court Judge who has presided over thousands of trials involving NYS Vehicle & Traffic Law and NYC Traffic Regulations. He was trained by the Department of Motor Vehicles. In his tenure as judge, he handled cases involving infractions ranging from speeding, running red lights, operating without insurance, and driving while suspended.
Cases Our Traffic Violation Attorneys Handle
Time is always of the essence when you are dealing with traffic tickets or traffic-related offenses. The sooner you speak to an attorney, the more options you leave yourself to avoid or reduce the consequences. At Martin A. Kron & Associates, P.C., we offer free consultations to help you get the information you need to protect yourself. Knowing what to do next can help you feel more confident about your case. Consultations can be handled over the phone and at your convenience. Give our NYC traffic ticket lawyer a call as soon as you are notified about your traffic infraction and we can begin helping you plan what to do next.
Contact us at (212) 235-1525 now to get started.
What Sets Us Apart?
We Put the Needs of Our Clients First
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Over 40 Years of Experience Handling Traffic Cases
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Former New York State
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Provides Personalized One-On-One Attention to Every Client
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In-Depth Understanding of New York & New Jersey Traffic Laws and How Points Transfer Across State Lines
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Fast, Reliable Communication Every Step of the Way
Our FAQ
Have more questions specific to your situation? Contact a New York traffic ticket defense attorney at Martin A. Kron & Associates, P.C. at (212) 235-1525.
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What happens if I fail to appear in court or to pay the fine on my ticket?
If you fail to appear for any scheduled court date or fail to pay the fine by its due date, the court notifies the DMV to suspend your license and your registration. If your license gets suspended, you will have to pay the court $70 for each ticket that led to your suspension.
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What is the Driver Responsibility Assessment Program?
It is a fee you must pay the DMV if you have accumulated six or more points in an 18-month period. The amount you will be required to pay will depend on how many points you have accumulated.
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Do I have to appear in court if I have hired an attorney?
No, generally speaking, you don’t. Your attorney can appear in court for you.
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My license has been suspended for accumulating too many points. How can I get it back?
Our New York traffic ticket defense attorney can negotiate with the DMV to try to reduce the suspension period or reinstate your license. This can be a complicated matter and may involve an administrative hearing. It is best to talk to an attorney about the specifics of your case to determine your options.
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How long will a conviction/accident remain on my record?
A traffic ticket conviction or an accident normally remains on a driver's record during the year that the conviction or the accident occurred, and for the following three additional years.
DMV uses the date when the conviction occurred, not the date when the actual violation occurred. For example when a traffic ticket conviction or accident that occurred on March 22, 2017 will remain on there through December 31, 2020 and will be removed on January 1, 2021.
Suspensions or revocations of a driver license remain on a driver’s record for four years from the date the suspension or revocation was terminated. This is for four years from the date that the suspensions was terminated, not the date it started. Suspensions or revocations that have not been cleared or terminated remain on a record indefinitely.
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How long are points active?
Points, for purposes of suspension and the Driver's Responsibility Assessment are (upon conviction) assessed according to the date the summons was issued. DMV may suspended your license if you get 11 or more points within an 18 month period. The date of conviction is not relevant.
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Can I get points removed from my driving record?
Yes, you may be able to remove up to four points from your driving record by completing a DMV-approved course called the Point and Insurance Reduction Program.
