Continued Prayer For Judgment

Speeding Tickets — Moving Violations — Reckless Driving — Hit and Run

Prayer for judgment Continued (PJC) is a familiar, valuable, but often misunderstood legal option in North Carolina for a broad range of driving violations.

A Prayer for Judgment continued is a request that the traffic court continue a guilty judgment for a traffic violation for three years.

A successful petition for a prayer for judgment continued (PJC) is not guaranteed or automatic. Judges use much discretion and vary widely in their granting continued prayer for judgment, which can prevent serveral consequenses such as:

• Increased insurance rates
• Driver's license revocation and suspension
• Employment and housing issues, and other situations that involve background checks

Lawrence J. Kissling III, PLLC successfully obtains prayers for judgment continued when it is an option. Mr. Kissling can evaluate your case before taking any action to advise you if prayer for judgment is an option for you.

Do you face a speeding ticket or other serious traffic violation charge? A prayer for judgment continued (PJC) might keep your record clear of points.

Attorney Lawrence Kissling has practiced law for over 20 years and helps thousands of clients in the wake county area resolve their traffic violation. If you have questions regarding prayer for judgment continued, contact Mr. Kissling. The office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Call 919-341-4618 or 877-665-9600.

Lawyer Lawrence Kissling of Lawrence J. Kissling III, PLLC has been practicing law since 1988 and helps thousands of people resolve their North Carolina traffic violations charges each year.

The law firm of Lawrence J. Kissling III, PLLC can help. Mr. Kissling works exclusively in traffic and DUI/DWI law, successfully helps thousands of client annually and is in court daily fighting for the rights of in-state and out-of-state drivers in North Carolina. For a quick, FREE, no-hassel evaluation of your case, call Lawrence Kissling.