Document Offences

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Driving Document Offences

If you have been accused of committing a document offence, contact the expert motoring solicitors at JMW today. You may think you have no option but to accept any of the charges or penalties coming your way; however, this is not necessarily the case and we could help you find another solution.

Speak to our highly experienced team of lawyers today to find out more about how we can help with any driving document offences you are facing. Simply call us on 0345 872 6666 or complete our online enquiry form and we will give you a call back at a time convenient for you.

Your Options

Regardless of how you wish to plead, the team at JMW can help you to secure the outcome you are hoping for. We are highly experienced in all aspects of motoring law and will provide the expert guidance you need at what can be a particularly troubling time.

If you want to plead not guilty to the allegation, we can help you build a robust defence, leaving no stone unturned in our analysis of the prosecution's evidence and procedures followed by police.

If you want to plead guilty, we will use all of our expertise to prepare effective mitigation that can significantly improve the chances of the court being lenient and you receiving a less severe penalty than expected.

Penalties

If you are found to be driving without a licence, you could face a maximum fine of £1,000, between three and six penalty points and a discretionary driving ban, while driving without a valid MOT certificate can carry a £30 fixed penalty notice or, should the matter go to court, you could face a maximum fine of £1,000.

Should you be found to be driving without insurance, you may find you are presented with a penalty of between six and eight penalty points and a sizeable fine, up to a maximum of £5,000. In the most serious of cases, you could also face a disqualification of up to 12 months, while the police also have the authority to seize and maybe even destroy your vehicle.

Given the severity of the penalties you could face, it is imperative that you seek the right legal help should you ever find yourself accused of a driving documents offence.

Why Choose JMW?

At JMW, we have years of experience providing legal advice and support to clients before, during and after legal proceedings have been brought against them.

We will support you throughout your case and will provide the expert guidance you need to ensure you are in the best possible position as you go through the required legal proceedings, regardless of how you wish to plead.

Talk to Us

If you need more information about how to proceed after being accused of a document offence, or if you are looking for someone to represent you in court, get in touch with our solicitors today. Simply call us on 0345 872 6666 or allow us to call you back by completing our online enquiry form.