Metro-Detroit Traffic Ticket Defense Attorneys
Serving Oakland County and the Greater Detroit Area
If you’ve recently received a traffic ticket in Oakland County or anywhere in Metro-Detroit, don’t just pay the fine and move on. Even a minor traffic citation can lead to long-term consequences—skyrocketing insurance rates, points on your license, and even a suspension if left unchecked.
At Rabaa & Nachawati PLLC, we help drivers protect their records, preserve their driving privileges, and avoid unnecessary penalties. Whether you’ve been cited for speeding, distracted driving, or driving with a suspended license, we can help you fight back.
Why You Shouldn't Just Pay That Ticket
Paying a traffic ticket is the same as pleading guilty—and that decision follows you. Depending on the violation, it can:
Increase your car insurance premiums for years
Add points to your Michigan driving record
Lead to license suspension after multiple violations
Result in misdemeanor or even felony charges for serious offenses
Fighting your ticket is not only possible—it’s often the smartest legal and financial decision.
Why Hire a Traffic Ticket Lawyer?
Choosing to work with an attorney—even for a seemingly minor ticket—can save you time, money, and stress. At Rabaa & Nachawati, we offer:
Representation without you having to appear in court
A strategic legal defense to protect your driving record
Experience on both sides of the courtroom—as prosecutors and defenders
Personalized attention and clear explanations of your options
In many cases, our clients walk away with reduced charges, no points, and no increase in insurance premiums.
Contact a Metro-Detroit Traffic Attorney Today
Don’t plead guilty without understanding your options. If you’ve been issued a traffic citation in Michigan, contact Rabaa & Nachawati PLLC for a free consultation. We’ll review your case, explain your defenses, and guide you toward the best possible outcome.
📞 Call us now at (248) 834-3430
📍 Offices serving clients across Oakland County, Macomb, Wayne, and surrounding areas.
FAQs
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Paying a traffic ticket is the same as pleading guilty, and it will likely result in points on your license and higher insurance rates. Fighting the ticket gives you a chance to keep your record clean and avoid costly long-term consequences.
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Ignoring a traffic ticket can lead to a default judgment against you, license suspension, additional fines, or even a bench warrant. It’s always best to take immediate action - either by paying, contesting it, or hiring an attorney.
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Not necessarily. If you hire a traffic attorney, they can often appear in court on your behalf, saving you time off work and multiple court visits. In some cases, your entire case can be handled without you ever needing to appear.
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The Michigan Secretary of State assigns points for various moving violations. Accumulating too many points can lead to license suspension, driver responsibility fees, and significantly increased insurance premiums.
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Yes; depending on the facts of your case. At Rabaa & Nachawati, we regularly negotiate with prosecutors to reduce charges, eliminate points, or get tickets dismissed entirely due to procedural errors or lack of evidence.
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We handle all Michigan traffic offenses, including but not limited to:
Speeding tickets
Driving on a suspended license
Distracted driving (texting or using a phone)
Running red lights or stop signs
Failure to yield
Hit and run / leaving the scene of an accident
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Our traffic defense services are affordable and often cost less than the long-term expense of a ticket on your record and increased insurance premiums. During your free consultation, we’ll give you a clear breakdown of pricing with no surprises.
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In some cases, yes. Michigan offers a Basic Driver Improvement Course (BDIC) option for eligible drivers to keep points off their record. We can advise you if this is the right route for your situation.
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Absolutely. We represent clients throughout Oakland County, Macomb County, Wayne County, and the entire Metro-Detroit area. We’re familiar with the local courts and procedures, which gives you a strong advantage.
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Bring your ticket, any paperwork from the court or police, and your driver’s license. The more information you can share, the better we can advise you on your options.