Louisiana Traffic Ticket Lawyers by Parish & City

Received a speeding ticket in Louisiana? If you’re looking for a traffic ticket lawyer near the stop, choose the parish or city on the citation. Our Baton Rouge team reviews eligible tickets in the local courts listed below. The court printed on your citation controls where the case must be handled; a nearby city or a payment website found in a search may refer to a different court.

Our usual approach is to seek an amendment to a non-moving violation to help protect your driving record and insurance. You still pay the fine and court costs, in addition to our legal fee. Our office is in Baton Rouge. Read how our statewide traffic-ticket representation works, including the fee-refund promise, then choose the city or court on your citation.

Only know the highway? Find the parish where you were stopped in our interstate ticket guides: I-10 from the Texas line to Slidell, I-12 from Baton Rouge to Slidell, I-20 across north Louisiana, I-49 from Lafayette through Shreveport toward Arkansas, or I-55 from LaPlace to the Mississippi line.

Find your parish

Start with the parish named on your citation, then use its city guides for local detail. A community may cross a parish boundary; the guide will point that out. You can also search all city guides below.

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Where did you receive your ticket?

Choose a city below, or search by name. If your city isn’t listed, contact us about your ticket.

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Before you pay or miss a deadline

  • Find the court name, citation number, charged offense and response date on the ticket. Keep any later court notice with it.
  • Tell us if the date is near or has passed, if you have already paid, or if a warrant or license notice has arrived.
  • Include every charge and tell us about a crash, commercial license or out-of-state license. Those details can change the available options.
  • Do not assume that a missing online balance, a course purchase or an inquiry to a lawyer changes the court’s instructions.

What our team handles

We review the citation and case status, explain the fee and available resolution, and handle the court work covered by the representation. We tell you about any required personal appearance, course or payment. Court approval and the facts of the case matter; no particular result is guaranteed.

Answers to common Louisiana ticket questions

Start with your ticket

Send a clear photo of your ticket or call (225) 327-1722. Include every charge and the response date. We explain the available resolution, our fee and what you need to do. An inquiry does not confirm representation or extend a court deadline.