Jan O'Connor handles all serious traffic citations including, but not limited to, driving on a revoked/suspended license, fleeing and eluding, and driving without insurance.

If you fail to pay a fine or fail to appear in District Court to contest a citation, the Court will electronically notify the MVA. The MVA then will mail you a notice that your driver’s license will be suspended unless you satisfy the court requirements by the suspension date printed on the notice.

To avoid having your Maryland driver’s license suspended, you must satisfy the requirements of the court before the suspension date printed on your notice. Contact the appropriate District Court, not the MVA, in order to:

* Pay the fine at the District Court; or
* Pay the fine by phone using a credit card; or
* Be granted a new trial date and post a penalty deposit with the District Court. 

Note that if you pay the fine, you are admitting guilt and any points associated with the conviction are posted to your driver record. Also, if you pay your fine with a check that cannot be processed, or a check that is written for the wrong amount, or if you appear in court and do not later pay the fine assessed by the judge, the court will request that the MVA suspend your license for failure to pay the fine.

Your Maryland driver’s license will be suspended until you satisfy the requirements of the court. Once you have satisfied the requirements, the District Court will request that the MVA lift your suspension. Note, that the record of your suspension will remain on the your driver record.

If your driver’s license expires during the suspension period, you may be required to re-apply for a new driver’s license, including re-taking all tests.

The legal counsel of Jan O'Connor had help reduce or clear points, lesson fines and prevent license suspension or revocation. 

Call Jan today
410.964.1331

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