Amazing Traffic Attorney in NJ

[NikB316]

For anyone interested, I have had an absolute A+ experience with Thomas Blauvelt for my traffic cases. He has worked his magic for me the past 6 months including reopening previous cases where I plead guilty (9 points) and getting it dropped to 2. This offense happend over 2 years ago! He saved my license from a 105 in 65, Reckless & Improper Lane a few months ago and I ended up with like 3 points and minimal fine. Today at a suspension hearing I was very much prepared for a 10-20 day suspension or having to appeal to delay everything but nope, not even a fine .

He is known in NJ as the best traffic attorney if you look around google. He was a former prosecutor in 10+ towns across the state. His fees aren't bad either, maybe $100 more than the average guys but you really get what you pay for. I could really tell that he was extremely well known and respected. I know this played a part in achieving better results than I whould have. I have used other attorneys and am very familiar with traffic court in NJ.

I'm in no way affiliated with Thomas but after he saved my ass again today, I know some of you guys can really benefit from keeping his contact handy!

As a bonus he has a BMW. Was trying to tell him to chip his 535

[DMW2315]

Dude, sounds like you alone are keeping him in business. Slow down lol

[Rewted]

Stop being a jackass and adjust your bad driving habits. Nothing about this thead is "cool".

[Dumpling]

Glad you found a good one. Working on my 2 speeding tickets in upstate ny (within 2 hrs) and 2 pending in NYC. Considered installing a radar, but ill definitely note this for nj.

[S65V8]

When it happens, I just try to find one that is local / is familiar / friendly with that particular county's prosecutor.

OP, probably good idea to slow down - there aren't many get of jail cards for you left Although impressive what that lawyer was able to pull for you. Cops must love busting your car, it screams "racer".

[NikB316]

Originally Posted by tyrewt

Stop being a jackass and adjust your bad driving habits. Nothing about this thead is "cool".

Wow where did anyone say this thread was cool? It is simply an informative thread for local people who may need a traffic attorney. Yeah I posted this thread to sound "cool". Sorry almighty ruler of what is "cool" and what isn't. Get that stick out of your ass, Mr. Cool.

SROC,
The attorney has worked in several municipalities as a prosecutor which is awesome. www.tickethelpline.com . I have slowed down ALOT since my last offense in the fall. Was a big turning point for my driving to be honest. Can't afford to lose my license.

DMW,
I've been driving much slower but you never know when you'll get a ticket for a speed which is hardly considered fast in this car - say 85? I drive 3k miles a month which is probably triple the average so I'm definitely exposed more. 90% of my commute is on the highway.

Dumpling,
I asked Thomas for a recommendation in NYC for a friend and he said Martin Kron is the man to see. Was a former traffic judge in NYC. Can't beat that.



I'm in no way trying to brag about my driving or getting away with stuff. Anyone that drives a lot of miles, and even those that don't can benefit from knowing of a good attorney. In the past 70k miles I've got pulled over twice for speeding and they added extra tickets to the speeding violations because they felt like it. I'm not here crying over a ticket I rightfully deserved but I know when some of the additional ones are just BS. NJ is harsh with not having a hardship license available if you get suspended like most states do. Can lose your job and livelihood too easily.

[jqsmooth]

Thanks Nik. Will keep in mind. I know a good one up in Orange/Rockland County NY. Glenn Magnell, has office in Goshen, NY. He got me out of trouble twice. One ticket was for speeding. The other was for stupidity, but nevertheless, he helped me out. Got busted while driving my Pathfinder, not the M3. But still...

[i001947]

Using more brains and less speed costs less money than an attorney.

[NikB316]

JQ,
Nice ill keep him in mind for NY state.

I001947,
Isn't always about the money or we would all be rocking priuses. I use my brain...it tells me that making use of 600rwhp is very fun

I'd rather speed reasonably and pay lawyers fees, extra insurance, etc. Just factors in as the cost of driving to me.

[Dumpling]

Originally Posted by NikB316

Wow where did anyone say this thread was cool? It is simply an informative thread for local people who may need a traffic attorney. Yeah I posted this thread to sound "cool". Sorry almighty ruler of what is "cool" and what isn't. Get that stick out of your ass, Mr. Cool.

SROC,
The attorney has worked in several municipalities as a prosecutor which is awesome. www.tickethelpline.com . I have slowed down ALOT since my last offense in the fall. Was a big turning point for my driving to be honest. Can't afford to lose my license.

DMW,
I've been driving much slower but you never know when you'll get a ticket for a speed which is hardly considered fast in this car - say 85? I drive 3k miles a month which is probably triple the average so I'm definitely exposed more. 90% of my commute is on the highway.

Dumpling,
I asked Thomas for a recommendation in NYC for a friend and he said Martin Kron is the man to see. Was a former traffic judge in NYC. Can't beat that.



I'm in no way trying to brag about my driving or getting away with stuff. Anyone that drives a lot of miles, and even those that don't can benefit from knowing of a good attorney. In the past 70k miles I've got pulled over twice for speeding and they added extra tickets to the speeding violations because they felt like it. I'm not here crying over a ticket I rightfully deserved but I know when some of the additional ones are just BS. NJ is harsh with not having a hardship license available if you get suspended like most states do. Can lose your job and livelihood too easily.

Thank you. I went with Michael palumbo since he's more experienced with the courts in westchester and Columbia county, but i'll definitely note that for NYC.