Traffic Tickets

**Why You Need an Attorney Early in Your Case**

Hi, I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah attorney at Wirth Law Office. I want to share a recent case that highlights the importance of hiring an attorney early on. My client faced a municipal ticket for an alleged hit-and-run, and both the arresting officer and chief of police advised him not to worry or seek legal help. Thankfully, he did not take that advice. At the courthouse, the judge presented an unfair option: a $300 fine or trial. We chose to fight, and now we are pursuing justice. Always consult an attorney early to avoid costly mistakes!

Are you facing hefty fees from a traffic ticket in municipal or county court? I’m Aaron Grubb, your Tahlequah Traffic Ticket Attorney at Wirth Law Office. In this blog post, we’ll explore your options for getting tickets dismissed, especially for offenses like driving under suspension or without a valid license. With the right approach, we can often work with prosecutors and demonstrate that you’ve taken corrective actions. Dismissing a ticket can save you money and keep your driving record clean. Don’t let a ticket disrupt your life—reach out to us today!

**Understanding the Value of Hiring an Attorney for Traffic Tickets**

Did you recently get a traffic ticket and wonder if hiring an attorney is worth it? In this video, I discuss some advantages you might not consider. For instance, during a recent case, I encountered a situation where a new prosecutor attempted to penalize my client due to a misunderstanding. My advocacy clarified our prior agreement, prevented potential repercussions, and showcased how vital legal representation is. Navigating the complexities of traffic cases can be overwhelming, but having an attorney ensures your rights are protected and communications run smoothly. Contact me for a low-cost strategy session, and let’s tackle your case together!

Understanding the Oklahoma Points System Understanding the point system for driving licenses in Oklahoma can be a bit perplexing, particularly for new drivers or those newly relocated to the state. However, keeping points off your record is essential for maintaining your driving privileges. This article aims to demystify the intricacies of the Oklahoma driver’s license […]

Most counties had cross deputization agreements with the tribes long before McGirt, the decision got filed. I’m talking years and years and years ago, most tribes gave a cross deputization out to deputies in the counties. So the situation is you can still be pulled over by a lot of officers in Oklahoma. Even if you qualify as a native American member on a reservation, the difference is, is your citations and tickets or if you’re arrested for a DUI, something like that, shouldn’t go to state court, there’s issue you either go to tribal or federal. That’s where you get into a difference.