Fee & transparency
We talk through the ticket and court with you before quoting a flat fee, so you can make a clear decision.

Virginia traffic defense · Fredericksburg / Stafford / Spotsylvania
Defending speeding tickets, reckless driving, CDL violations, and other traffic offenses in Fredericksburg, Stafford, and Spotsylvania.
Tell us what the ticket says and which court it is in. We will talk it through with you, then quote the flat fee.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what the ticket says and which court it's in — call or send us the ticket through the form. After we've talked it through with you, we tell you the flat fee. The point is a real conversation before a real number.
What a ticket really costs
Before you pay, understand what may follow: points, insurance, your license, your job, and whether the charge belongs in court.
We talk through the ticket and court with you before quoting a flat fee, so you can make a clear decision.
Send a photo from your phone. Most appearances can be handled without you taking a day off work.
A speeding conviction can add DMV demerit points and raise insurance costs for years. The exact result depends on the charge and record.
In Virginia, reckless driving is a Class 1 misdemeanor with possible jail, license loss, and a criminal record. It deserves a defense plan.
Fredericksburg General District Court, Stafford General District Court, and Spotsylvania General District Court each have their own calendars and courtroom practices. Local knowledge helps you prepare for the court that is actually on your ticket.
General information only, not legal advice. The possible consequences of any ticket depend on the facts, charge, and court.
Offenses we handle
Start with the charge on the summons. We will help you understand the options around it.
Virginia speeding tickets can add DMV demerit points and affect insurance, your record, and your time. The court matters because the charge, local process, and available outcome depend on more than the fine.
Learn moreThis includes reckless driving by speed: 20 mph or more over the limit or over 85 mph. In Virginia, reckless driving is a Class 1 misdemeanor, not an ordinary speeding ticket.
Learn moreA conviction can hit a commercial driver’s livelihood, not just a driving record. The charge may affect a CDL, employer, insurance, and the ability to keep working.
Learn moreDriving on a suspended or revoked license can turn an existing license problem into a new charge. Get the facts and a clear plan before you drive again.
Learn moreCourts we serve
How it works
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Call us, or send us the ticket or summons through the form.
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You tell us what happened. We tell you what the charge actually means and what we can do.
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We quote your flat fee, with the military and first responder discount applied where it applies.
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We handle the court date so you don’t take the day off work.
Why this practice
Cloyd Smith spent 24 years in the United States Army and is a Virginia trial lawyer who has argued and won before the Supreme Court of Virginia.
This traffic-ticket practice brings the same preparation standard used in the firm’s injury and fiduciary work: know the facts, know the forum, and be candid about the path forward.
A quiet thank-you
Active duty military, retired military, and first responders receive a discounted flat fee. We are grateful for the people who serve our communities and country.
The discount is applied when we quote your fee.
Questions, answered
Often, no. Whether you must appear depends on the charge, the court, and whether an attorney can appear for you. We will tell you what applies to your case.
A conviction may carry DMV demerit points, but the answer depends on the charge and outcome. A review can help you understand the risk before you pay.
Sometimes. The available options depend on the speed, your record, the facts, and the local court. We will give you a realistic assessment.
It can. A commercial driver may face employment and CDL consequences in addition to ordinary license and insurance concerns. Tell us if your work depends on driving.
Virginia law can classify driving 20 mph or more over the limit, or over 85 mph, as reckless by speed. Other conduct can also support a reckless-driving charge.
Call or send us the ticket and court through the form, and after we talk it through, we quote the flat fee. Active duty military, retired military, and first responders receive a discounted flat fee when it applies.
Call us or send us the ticket through the form now. A short timeline does not make a ticket impossible, but it does make prompt review important.
Contact / intake
Tell us what the ticket says and which court it's in. Or send us the ticket through the form below and we'll get back to you.