ClerkHero guides you through the same process California courts accept – fully online, step-by-step, and legally compliant.
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File your California traffic dispute online in minutes.
We turn your responses into a defense letter that speaks their language — not legalese.
Takes less than 5 minutes
Navigate step-by-step instructions while our system helps reduce errors and confusion.
No confusing legal words. Just straight answers.
Most of our users walk away without paying. At worst? You tried — without wasting your day in court.
Based on actual user outcomes
That one ticket? It doesn’t go away. It follows you. Fight it now, and you won’t have to explain it later — to your insurer, your boss, or anyone else who runs a background check.
Even a single ticket on your record can lead to painful insurance premium increases. A single ticket could raise your insurance by $36/month for 30 months. That’s over $1,000 lost — when you could’ve fought it for less than the cost of gas for the month.
Traffic school isn’t “no big deal.” It’s hours of your life watching dry videos, answering boring quizzes, and paying yet another fee — all just to keep your record clean. When you fight your ticket the smart way, you skip the school and keep your weekend.
Cops look at your record. If it’s spotless, they’re more likely to let you go with a warning. If it’s not… expect the opposite. Keeping your record clean today helps you tomorrow.
Three simple steps to fight your ticket
Take a photo of your traffic ticket. Our system instantly analyzes the violation code and court details.
We analyze the violation code & prepare your defense kit with prefilled declaration letters and instructions.
Follow our simple checklist to print, sign, and mail your declaration to the court. That's it!
A Trial by Written Declaration is a legal process in California that allows you to contest your traffic ticket in writing instead of appearing in court. You submit your defense arguments via mail, and the judge reviews your case without requiring your physical presence.
Yes, you must pay the full bail amount upfront when filing your Trial by Written Declaration. However, if you win your case, the court will refund the entire amount. If you lose, you can request a new trial (trial de novo) for a second chance.
Yes! Trial by Written Declaration is available in every California county court. Our system automatically customizes your defense kit for your specific court and violation type, ensuring compliance with local rules and procedures.
We can help with most traffic violations including speeding, red light camera tickets, stop sign violations, cell phone tickets, and other moving violations. However, we cannot assist with DUI charges, reckless driving, or cases requiring mandatory court appearances.