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Why Choose Us?
If you plead guilty or automatically pay a Traffic Ticket or Speeding Ticket, you are admitting that you’re guilty of the offence.
Any Traffic Ticket on your driving record can significantly affect your insurance rates and you may also be accumulating demerit points which may lead to a licence suspension.
We offer quality representation and affordable fees for your Traffic Ticket. Street Legal strives to provide the very best in court representation for all Traffic Tickets and Speeding Tickets in Toronto and throughout Ontario.
With over 15 years of experience and a 4.9 rating out of 154+ Google reviews, our results speak for themselves!
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We service additional ticket types not listed here as well. Please contact us for a quote.
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Simply fill out our form telling us about your ticket. Upload a photo of your ticket and drivers licence or photo ID and we’ll be in touch with you within 2 business days to discuss how to proceed with our services and what you can expect. This initial review and consultation is free of charge, so book now.
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Meet our principal Paralegal
Hi, I'm Jackie, the founder & owner of Street Legal. I've specialized in keeping your insurance rates low and your drivers licence in good standing for over 15 years.

FAQs
Commonly asked questions about traffic ticket defense in Toronto & the GTA.
Do insurance companies consider demerit points?
Insurance companies look at your risk points not demerit points. However, there is a general rule that more serious offences carry some or more demerit points than minor offences. Insurance companies generally classify offences in 3 different categories. (Some use more) They are minor, major, and serious. The offence itself will describe the conduct of driving to the insurance company, not the points. Demerit points will be on your record for 2 years from the day of offence and are not recorded until you’re convicted. So if it took you a year to go to court, they’d only be on for another year. The conviction remains on your record for 3 years. 2 years after the points have been deleted. Your insurance company only needs the offence to calculate your premiums.
Can I plead guilty to save my points?
A court has no jurisdiction (authority) over demerit points. Demerit points are assessed on the offence by the Ministry of Transportation. Police officers, prosecutors, and Justices, have no power to deal with points. However, a plea bargain to a lesser offence could be negotiated to save points.
If I only have 1 or 2 minor convictions, will my insurance company penalize me?
It all depends on who your insurance company is. Each company has its own policies on how it assesses your risk as a driver. Some companies will forgive 1 or 2 minor convictions, others won’t. Some will forgive a couple if you’re over 25. Having been in an accident will certainly affect the premium as well. Even if they would forgive a couple, remember that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Even if they do, you’re gambling on not getting a third. And if you’re in an accident, they may not forgive those 2 minor offences anymore. It’s always better to defend the offences rather than risk it causing a premium increase.
What if the police officer doesn't show up?
Some people think that just because the police officer doesn’t show up that they’ll win automatically. That’s not true. The prosecutor might ask for an adjournment same as you could if you needed more time for one reason or another.
I had a trial that I did myself. I got convicted and think that the decision that the court made was wrong. Is there anything I can do?
Yes. You can launch an Appeal. Speak to one of our qualified legal representatives and find out what your potential grounds are.
I called around for some fee quotes. Why are the fees typically a lot more than the fine? Why not just pay the fine?
Well. Your legal representative is cost effective not because of the fine. That’s usually insignificant. He or she is cost effective because they are keeping your premiums down. When you consider that your premiums will increase for 3 years. That ticket can be much more expensive than the mere fine.
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