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If you are hiring a lawyer to help with this, sure you will have to pay his fees, which are probably going to be several hundred dollars at least. Did you try
by ams6110 8y ago
If you are hiring a lawyer to help with this, sure you will have to pay his fees, which are probably going to be several hundred dollars at least.
Did you try just going into the office of the clerk of the court with the receipt and saying "hey there's been a mistake."
- raleigh_user 8y agoThe office of the clerk of court is hours away in another state. And its been the weekend so hasn't been open. Based on the traffic record I pulled on myself yesterday it shows payment never received from the court, although I have a receipt for $312 bucks paid. Maybe a simple fix but Im paying to have someone take care of it. Since I now have a court date in another city I live hours from during a work week.
- u801e 8y agoYou might be able to talk to them on the phone and fax them a copy of the receipt you have.
- aaronharnly 8y agoI’m just impressed you still have the receipt from six years ago. Good job!
- TomMarius 8y agoI assume that it's not a receipt like from a store, but a governmental "receipt" - a document proving payment of fine, which is something I'd definitely save on purpose. (I'm not from the US, I have no idea how yours look - in Europe we have that on an A4 paper)
- maccard 8y agoI've had two parking tickets in my life - one a few weeks ago and one almost a decade ago - Ive still got both receipts, on the off chance something like this happens.
- 549362-30499 8y agoDid you not change your address and license when you moved states? That's typically required within 30 or 60 days, although a lot of people do ignore those laws.