Whether it was the 405 through the traffic circle, PCH in Belmont Shore, or a red light camera downtown — a Long Beach ticket doesn't have to mean a conviction. We fight it for a flat $199 with an attorney-reviewed written defense, and most clients never go near a courtroom.
Few LA County cities generate tickets like Long Beach. The San Diego Freeway (405) and Long Beach Freeway (710) funnel commuters and port truck traffic through heavy enforcement zones. Pacific Coast Highway through Belmont Shore and Naples mixes tourists, beach traffic, and speed enforcement. Downtown's red light cameras catch thousands a year. And the Port of Long Beach means commercial drivers — for whom a single conviction can jeopardize a career, not just a premium.
Long Beach cases are typically heard at the Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse, 275 Magnolia Ave. But here's the key: you usually don't need to go there. California's trial by written declaration (TR-205) lets us contest your ticket entirely on paper — ideal whether you live in Long Beach, commute through it, or were just visiting and have no intention of driving back for court.
If you drive commercially through the ports or the 710 corridor, a moving violation hits differently — it can affect your employability, not just your insurance. Don't pay a ticket that could cost you work. Talk to us first: (818) 205-8271. We already have a dedicated CDL ticket defense process.
Long Beach citations are typically heard at the Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse, 275 Magnolia Ave. in downtown Long Beach. Your ticket lists the assigned courthouse — our free scanner confirms it for you.
Yes. We handle commercial driver (CDL) tickets, and we understand what's at stake: for professional drivers, a conviction can threaten employment, not just raise insurance. Call (818) 205-8271 so we can review your citation right away.
Absolutely — this is one of the best cases for a trial by written declaration. Everything is handled by mail and online. You don't need to drive back to Long Beach for anything.
Document preparation for your written-trial defense, review by a licensed California attorney before filing, filing with the Long Beach court, and case tracking through the judge's decision. No hourly billing and no add-ons.