Many traffic cases may be resolved by an attorney, without your having to appear in Court.

In most cases, we can obtain sufficient information through this Website to determine whether or not we may accept your case.

Providing the information on the following pages will allow us to determine if we will represent you.

Your information will be kept confidential and you will be contacted by Email, at the Email address you provide, within one (1) business day as to whether we accept your case.

Remember:

• You are always welcome to call our office to speak with someone about your case; and
• Only certain cases may be resolved without a telephone call or face-to-face consultation (if, for example, you have a single charge that can be resolved in a single appearance in Wake County Disposition Court -- Courtroom 2A).

For more details about fees and payment issues, review our fees page.

Disclosure (II); Explanation of Our Right to Decline Representation

Upon receipt of complete, truthful and accurate answers to the questions to which you have responded in this Website, our office will complete a Conflict of Interest check to ensure that we have no conflict and may represent you in this matter.

In order to establish an attorney/client relationship, your case must fit within the parameters set forth on this Website and must be accepted by the Law Offices of Daniel T. Barker, PLLC.

We reserve the right to decline representation for any of the following reasons:

• We determine that a conflict of interest exists that, under the NC State Bar Rules of Professional Conduct, prevents us from representing you;
• We determine that you are charged with a non-waiveable offense;
• Any information provided to us is false or incomplete;
• Your credit card payment is declined;
• Your Court date is not scheduled on the date you have indicated; or
• You fail to give adequate contact information to enable us to reach you.

You will be notified by Email, at the Email address you provided, within one (1) business day from our receipt of your information, as to whether we will represent you. We handle a wide variety of traffic matters, and will be happy to discuss the details of any traffic case with you in the event that a case cannot be resolved via this Website.

If for any reason you are not able to complete the forms on this Website, please call for further instruction at 919-828-2822.

Disclosure (III); Waiver of Appearance

Thank you for visiting www.ncspeeder.com. We hope the information provided to you has been helpful. You should receive an Email response within one (1) business day, accepting or declining representation in your case.

Please call our office at 919-828-2822 or 1-877-932-7733 with any questions. Thank you for the opportunity to assist you with this matter.

When you retain us, you acknowledge the following:

• You have read, understand and accept the privacy policy, terms of use and disclosure statements for this Website;
• You understand that if your case is accepted, we will appear in Wake County, North Carolina District Disposition Court to represent you under the terms of this waiver and that you need not appear;
• You are the person charged in the case described above and you have provided truthful and complete answers to the questions presented here;
• You are over the age of eighteen (18) years;
• Upon acceptance of your case by the Law Offices of Daniel T. Barker, PLLC, you authorize us to appear and represent you in the above-referenced traffic case, to negotiate on your behalf with the Wake County, North Carolina District Attorney, to enter your plea of responsible or guilty to whatever reduced charge we deem to be in your best interest, to continue your case if we deem this action appropriate, to pay on your behalf the costs and fines imposed by the Court from trust account funds held for that purpose and to communicate the results of such representation to you by Email, telephone, United States mail or any other means we deem to be appropriate;
• You hereby waive your right to appear and contest this matter in the Wake County, North Carolina District Court.