I had 2 red light speeding tickets served to my 10 year old son when I was not home.
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I had 2 red light speeding tickets served to my 10 year old son when I was not home.
I read that the tickets need to be served to someone 14 or older. What should I
do?
Asked on October 17, 2019 under General Practice, Arizona
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 5 years ago | Contributor
Technically, you could go to court and get the tickets dismissed for lack of proper service. But the dismissal will be "without predjudice" and most likely all that will happen is they will re-serve them on you properly. Since objecting to the service will therefore not get you anything, you are probably best off accepting service, going to court, and trying to negotiate a favorable plea.
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