Traffic Ticket Lawyer Blind River

Located at the top of Lake Huron, in Algoma County, lies the small quaint town of Blind River. Named after the nearby Blind River, Blind River hosts a unique waterfront experience and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. 

Blind River is home to a satellite Provincial Offences Court located at 7 White Road in Blind River, Ontario.  However, if you have been charged with a Provincial Offence you will need to respond to your ticket at the Espanola courthouse.

Common Provincial Offences tickets issued in Blind River include moving violations under the Highway Traffic Act such as Speeding, Careless Driving, Stunt Driving, Unsafe Lane Changes, and Following Too Closely. Common non-moving violations issued in Blind River under the Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act include Failure to Surrender Insurance Card, Owner Operate Motor Vehicle No Insurance, and Producing False Proof of Insurance. Whether you have been charged with a moving violation or a non-moving violation, under the Highway Traffic Act or under the Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act, there could be significant penalties if you are found guilty such as fines, demerit points, insurance increases, license suspensions, and sometimes even imprisonment. 

Not to worry though, our experienced group of Paralegals licensed under the Law Society of Ontario can help! To know the full extent of the penalties you are facing, please reach out to our team at 226-647-6869 or by emailing in a picture of your ticket to help@otdlegal.ca. Once we receive a copy of your ticket, we will contact you for a free consultation where we can discuss how we can help and provide you with a quote. 

Our Office

OTD Legal Blind River Office

OTD Legal Services

7 White Dr, Blind River, ON P0R 1B0

Phone: (705) 996-2540

help@otdlegal.ca 

While we do maintain administrative locations to meet with existing clients for trial preparation or to pickup or drop off documents, these locations are by appointment only. All administration, court correspondence, and client contact is through our head office.

FREE CONSULTATION & QUOTE

Get A Free Quote & Consultation For Your Ticket

We have the skill and experience to help drivers just like you, all while protecting your best interests in the process. We provide free, no obligation, confidential consultations. To start a free consultation, text a copy of your ticket to 226-240-2480 or email a copy to help@otdlegal.ca. Once we receive a copy of your ticket, we will call you. As always, we can also be contacted toll-free by calling 1-844-647-6869.

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