Ticketed on the I-5, the 134, or Hollywood Way? Don't just pay it — a single Burbank moving violation can cost you hundreds in fines and thousands in insurance hikes. We fight it for a flat $199, usually without you ever setting foot in court.
Between the studio commute traffic on the Ventura Freeway (134), the enforcement corridors along Hollywood Way and Olive Avenue, and the airport-area speed traps near Bob Hope Airport, Burbank writes a steady stream of speeding, red light, and cell phone citations. Most Burbank tickets land at the Burbank Courthouse on E. Olive Ave. — and most can be contested by mail.
Here's what surprises Burbank drivers: the fine printed on the ticket is only the beginning. A conviction adds a DMV point, and that point typically inflates your insurance premium for three years. Paying a $490 ticket can quietly cost far more than the fine once years of higher insurance are factored in. Fighting it is often the cheaper move.
Most Burbank citations are heard at the Burbank Courthouse (300 E. Olive Ave.). Your ticket lists the exact courthouse and due date — scan it with our free tool and we'll confirm where your case will be heard.
In most cases, yes. We prepare a trial by written declaration (form TR-205), which lets you contest the ticket entirely by mail. No courtroom appearance is required for the written trial itself.
Our fee is a flat $199, no matter the violation. That covers document preparation, attorney review before filing, and case tracking through the decision.
A moving violation conviction in California typically adds a point to your DMV record, and insurers often raise premiums for several years after a point goes on your record. If the ticket is dismissed, no point is added.