The issuance of traffic citations or traffic tickets can lead to fines being levied against  you, and "points" being deducted from your yearly operator's license (point allotment) driving record (depending on the cited  infraction, varying  point deductions drawn from the citations that affect your yearly driving record point allotment, which affect the status and eligibility of your driver's  (in Michigan, technically, operator's) license can apply).  But the consequences extend well beyond the incidental costs of citations, license suspensions and revocations that are typically associated with infractions: job loss, industry marketability (especially for commercial drivers), transportation concerns, inconvenience and concerns of being pulled over while driving with outstanding warrants can add up...  And of course, hiring a lawyer seems like another added expense...

But if you pose the price you'd pay to hire a lawyer, with the likely decrease in the overall expense that followed from what your lawyer obtained (whether it's through a dismissal or reduction of the type and/or amount of traffic citations, which can affect the overall cost and fines associated with your traffic citations/tickets), you'd be saving money by wisely spending it...  

And you'd be even wiser, if you hired the right attorney: One that does more, for less.  Call my firm: 702 449-1289, and we'll discuss your traffic tickets/citations and develop a working arrangement that helps you legally, without hurting you financially.