Syndicate Legal Advisory Services provides nationwide legal document preparation services for individuals seeking to contest an eligible traffic infraction through Trial by Written Declaration in jurisdictions that authorize this procedure (most notably California under Vehicle Code § 40902, and any other states or courts that permit a comparable written contest process for traffic infractions).
ELIGIBLE STATES: California, Florida, Hawaii, Indiana, Louisiana, Nebraska, Ohio, Oregon and Wyoming.
Documents Commonly Prepared
We prepare a full range of documents associated with a Trial by Written Declaration, including but not limited to:
- Request Forms: Completion of the official Request for Trial by Written Declaration form used in the relevant jurisdiction.
- Defendant’s Written Declaration / Statement of Facts: A typed statement under penalty of perjury describing the facts of the citation as you supply them, suitable for inclusion on the request form or as an attachment.
- Attached Declarations: Additional declaration forms for expanded statements of facts or for witness statements based on information you provide.
- Supporting Materials Organization: Formatting and labeling of exhibits you supply (photographs, diagrams, receipts, or other documents) and incorporation of references to those exhibits into the statement of facts.
- Related Forms: Assistance with any supplemental forms required by the specific court for the written declaration process, completed from the information you supply.
- Post-Decision Documents (where requested and available): Request for a new trial (trial de novo) form if the jurisdiction allows it following an adverse written decision, based on client instructions.
Documents are prepared for use in the specific court and jurisdiction identified by you. Procedures, required forms, bail/deposit requirements, eligibility rules, deadlines, and availability of Trial by Written Declaration vary significantly by state and even by individual court; clients remain fully responsible for confirming that the procedure is available for their citation, meeting all deadlines, posting any required bail, and complying with local instructions.
