Most people pay their ticket without knowing the consequences.
But that ticket can:
- Increase your insurance
- Add demerit points
- Stay on your record
You may be able to fight it.
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+1 (416) 876-2511
What We Help With
Our Traffic Ticket Services
- Speeding tickets
- Careless driving
- Red light / stop sign violations
- Demerit point issues
- Court guidance and support
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+1 (416) 876-2511
Why Choose Us
Why Hedayati Legal Services(HLS)?
- Clear explanation of your options
- Fast response and support
- Affordable legal help
- Serving Ontario
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+1 (416) 876-2511
Why You Shouldn’t Just Pay
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Paying a ticket is the same as pleading guilty.
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This can affect your driving record and insurance rates long-term.
03
We help you understand your options before you decide.
FAQ
Should I pay my ticket or fight it?
Paying a ticket means admitting guilt. It’s better to understand your options first.
Will a ticket affect my insurance?
Yes, it can increase your insurance rates and affect your driving record.
Can my ticket be reduced?
In some cases, penalties or points may be reduced.
How long do I have to respond to a ticket?
In Ontario, you typically have 15 days from the date you receive a ticket to respond under the Provincial Offences Act (Ontario).
If you do not respond within this time, you may be automatically convicted, and the fine can be enforced without a hearing.
To protect your rights and explore your options, it is advisable to act promptly.