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It may not seem like a big deal, but having your license suspended can have a serious impact on your life. How will you get to work? Who can drive you around for your errands or pick up the kids?
Our attorneys at Traffic Law Firm of Missouri can help. We’ll work with you and the courts to help get your license reinstated. That way you can safely and legally get back on the road.
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If you’ve been charged with operating after revocation or operating while suspended, we will fight for you. Reach out to us to learn more about how our attorneys can protect you and your license from being suspended. With Traffic Law Firm in your corner, you’ll be represented by experienced lawyers who focus on traffic issues.
Counties We Serve
- Ballwin
- Bel Ridge
- Bridgeton
- Cool Valley
- Cottleville
- Crawford County
- Creve Coure
- Dardenne Prairie
- Elsberry
- Fine Collection Center
- Foley
- Foristell
- Franklin County
- Frontenac
- Hawk Point
- Lincoln County
- Louisiana
- Macon County
- Maryland Heights
- Moscow Mills
- New Florence
- New London
- O’Fallon
- Old Monroe
- Phelps County
- Pike County
- Shelby County
- Silex
- Charles Municipal County
- Charles
- John
- Peters
- Troy
- Vandalia
- Warren County
- Warrenton
- Wentzville
- Winfield
- Wright City
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Peter Lassiter and our other attorneys have over a decade of experience handling traffic law cases like yours.
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