Motion to Strike in Virginia – Toss the Case!
In Virginia you can move to strike the evidence against you, which means that the Commonwealth hasn’t even made a bare bones case against you.
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Fall 2018 Scholarship Winner – Caden Turner
Congratulations to the winner of our Fall 2018 Andrew Flusche Scholarship – Caden Turner! Caden is a high school senior from St. Louis, MO. He is undecided about where is will be attending college, but he certainly has a creative gene. Check out his winning video below. If you or a family member would like […]
MoreFour Options for Handling Reckless Driving Tickets [Updated 2019]
When you’re accused of reckless driving, you have options. One of the first choices you need to make is how you’re going to handle the case. Do you want to handle it yourself, ignore it, or hire an attorney? Let’s see how those choices work. How to Get Out of Reckless Driving Ticket Ignore the […]
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Should I talk to a Virginia Speeding Ticket Lawyer?
One of the most common questions I get when people contact me about a regular speeding ticket is whether or not it makes sense to hire a lawyer. I practice in a handful of courts around Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Stafford, King George, and Caroline, but these tips should apply to any situation where you have a […]
MoreDoes Virginia Have a Stop and Identify Law?
One of the most common questions I am asked as a traffic and misdemeanor attorney is whether Virginia has a stop and identify law that requires people to present identification to police. When it comes to stop and identify, Virginia does not have a specific statute in the state law requiring that a citizen provide […]
MoreBring Proof for Fix-It Tickets
If you have a “fix-it ticket,” such as expired registration or improper exhaust, don’t go to court empty-handed. Learn what type of proof you should bring with you. Overview: How to Fix a Ticket Transcription I had this video transcribed for visitors who prefer to read the content. Hello I’m Andrew Flusche. In traffic defense, […]
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Virginia Hit and Run is a Serious Charge
What is a hit and run in Virginia? Virginia has a very complex set of laws that govern your duties if you’re involved in an accident while in a motor vehicle. Altogether they’re referred to in the slang term of “hit and run”; however, by law, it is called “leaving the scene of an accident.” […]
MoreWhat Happens if You Fail to Appear in Court for a Traffic Ticket?
If you have been cited for a traffic violation that requires you to appear in court, it is very important that you hire me and attend your court date. However, what happens if you fail to appear in court for your traffic ticket? The consequences of missing your court date vary depending on a number […]
More“Following Too Closely” Tickets in Virginia
Under Virginia law, a driver can be cited for following too closely if their vehicle follows another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent. Determining whether a car was following too closely must also factor in the speed of both vehicles, the traffic surrounding the vehicles, weather and road conditions, and the time of […]
MoreHow Long Will A Virginia Reckless Driving Charge Stay on My Record?
Virginia defines reckless driving as “any person who drives a vehicle on any highway recklessly or at a speed or in a manner so as to endanger the life, limb, or property of any person” irrespective of the speed limit on that particular road. The state takes charges of reckless driving very seriously, and the […]
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