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Given their webpage says explicitly that it is not an attorney client relationship I doubt they will represent you in court. What could happen is they give you
by Guvante 12y ago
Given their webpage says explicitly that it is not an attorney client relationship I doubt they will represent you in court.
What could happen is they give you all the information you need to show up to your court date and listen to their channels for how it went.
- tzs 12y agoI did some searching, and apparently there are three levels of contesting an SFMTA ticket. 1. You submit your objection to the ticket and supply supporting evidence, and they accept or reject it. 2. If rejected, you can try again at an administrative hearing. 3. If that fails, you can go to Superior Court. Only #2 and #3 require the presence of you or a representative. Presumably, Fixed works at the #1 level only.