Traffic Ticket Lawyers in Alvin

The Kubosh Law firm handles traffic tickets, code violations and misdemeanor defense in the Alvin Municipal Court.

There are things you can do to directly address the ticket. You may have a hearing or pursue other programs that can reduce the consequences.

Contact our attorneys to learn more and to begin your defense.

What Are My Options If I Receive a Traffic Ticket in Alvin Municipal Court?

If you receive a traffic ticket in Alvin Municipal Court, the options vary based on the type of ticket and your situation. Possibilities are:

Pay the ticket, accept all the penalties and have the consequences on your record
Ask the attorney representing the city to dismiss the charges
Go to trial and seek a finding of not guilty
Pursue a defense on constitutional grounds
Receive a deferred disposition that keeps the ticket off your record
Attend a driving safety course
Negotiate a plea resolution to lesser consequences

The right thing to do depends on a lot of factors. As your Alvin traffic ticket defense lawyers, one of the ways we help you is to evaluate all the options and guide you to the best decision in your case.

Can I get a court-appointed attorney for an Alvin Municipal Court case?

No. The municipal court hears primarily class C misdemeanors, so the court will not appoint you an attorney. However, you can hire your own lawyer.

If I’m a parent, can I represent my child at their hearing?

No. A parent cannot represent a child in an Alvin Municipal Court hearing. An attorney can represent them.

Serving All Courts in Alvin

Judge Mike Merkel

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What to do in Alvin

Alvin is a city southeast of Houston. It is the oldest incorporated settlement in Brazoria County. It has a population of 26,474. The town takes its name from Alvin Morgan, an early resident.

Baseball Hall of Fame member Nolan Ryan grew up in Alvin. There is a museum and foundation in his honor at Alvin Community College.

Texas Traffic Violations

Traffic Tickets

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Speeding

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Moving Violations

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Stop Sign Violations

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Red Light Violations

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Driving Without Insurance

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Alvin Police Stations

Alvin Police Department

1500 S Gordon St, Alvin, TX 77511

(281) 388-4370

Alvin Court Houses

Contact Info for Alvin Municipal Court

Website

City of Alvin Municipal Court Website

Address

Alvin Municipal Court

216 West Sealy Street

Alvin, Texas 77511

Phone

(281) 388-4250

Court Records

Find your case, view dockets and search Alvin Municipal Court records

Directions

The Alvin Municipal Court is located at Alvin City Hall. It is a brown brick building with street-level parking.

Hours

Monday-Thursday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Judge of the Alvin Municipal Court

Who is the Judge of the City of Alvin Municipal Court?

Mo Ghuneim, Presiding Judge

Mo Ghuneim has held the role of presiding judge of the Alvin Municipal Court since 2019. Judge Ghuneim is a graduate of the University of Houston Law Center and the University of Houston. If you have a case in the Alvin Municipal Court, there is a good chance he will hear your case.

Who do I contact at the Alvin Municipal Court?

Contacts at the Alvin Municipal Court are:

Sonya Cates – Court Administrator
Samantha Maddox – Deputy Court Administrator
Maria Rodriguez – Deputy Court Clerk
Stacy Hernandez – Deputy Court Clerk/Juvenile Case Manager
Patrick Moore – Warrant Investigator

About the Alvin Municipal Court

Is court in-person in Alvin Municipal Court?

Some people may qualify to have their initial hearing virtually. You must have the technology to conduct the hearing online. You can follow the instructions on the court website to request an online hearing.