Newton Traffic Ticket Lawyers Fighting for You!

At The Aretsky Law Group, our primary focus is defending clients like you against traffic tickets in Newton, NJ. With our seasoned team handling years of traffic tickets, we bring unmatched experience and deep knowledge to each case. Don’t let a traffic ticket lead to higher insurance premiums or a mandatory Driver Improvement Program (DIP). Let the Newton traffic ticket defense lawyers at the Aretsky Law Group work to secure the best possible result for you.. Our mission is simple: protect your driving record, keep insurance costs in check, and save you from unnecessary hassle. Don’t leave your case to chance. Count on the dedicated team of Newton traffic ticket lawyers at the Aretsky Law Group to defend your traffic ticket case with professionalism and expertise.

Newton is a small town in Sussex County, NJ, with a population of a little over 8,300 people. Approximately 51% are male and 49% female. The town is situated about 60 miles northwest of New York City and the majority of workers in Newton commute alone to work. The average commute time for residents is roughly 27 minutes. In a survey conducted in 2022, the majority of workers in Newton, NJ—about 79.5%—commuted alone by car. Carpooling was the next most popular option, with 8.63% of workers sharing rides, while 5.75% of the workforce worked from home. A smaller portion, around 1.02%, had "super commutes" that lasted over 90 minutes. If you receive a traffic ticket in Newton, the matter will be handled at the municipal court located at 39 Trinity Street.

Our traffic ticket defense attorneys handle speeding tickets, reckless driving, careless driving, right light tickets, suspended license, DUIs, and all other traffic tickets.

Although many law enforcement officers act with the highest integrity in policing our streets, some still resort to unethical tactics to target responsible drivers. Whether the police use radar, laser, or pacing methods, we thoroughly understand the ways vehicle speed is measured—and we can recognize when your rights have been infringed upon.

Reckless and careless driving charges are often confusing and yet it is important to understand the differences between them. Reckless driving involves intentional disregard for safety, while careless driving is more about unintentional negligence or failure to exercise due caution. Careless driving is a lesser offense and involves operating a vehicle in a way that is unsafe or negligent, but without the same level of intentional disregard found in reckless driving. It suggests a lack of caution or attentiveness, rather than intentional harm. Reckless driving is classified as a more severe offense and can result in higher fines, potential jail time, and more points on the driver's license. As you can see, it is important to talk to a lawyer before paying any fines and admitting guilt.

In New Jersey, having a suspended license is almost as serious as jail time for many people because it interferes with both your livelihood and personal life. Someone facing a suspended license charge needs a lawyer to defend his/her driving privileges. Your traffic attorney should work to prevent the suspension and help restore your license. Simple violations can even lead to a suspended license when you accumulate too many minor traffic tickets. And driving without a license is an even more serious charge.

Our lawyers at the Aretsky Law Group can help you. Call us if you have a traffic violation whether simple or complicated. We have the experience and resources to protect your rights with regards to your traffic violation and we will counsel you on all of your available options. We have the legal expertise to know what it takes to successfully defend traffic charges of all types. So don’t wait, call us now at 201-580-3411 to schedule a free consultation.