Following is a short list of results from select cases handled by Attorney Yeargan. This list reflects the general type of case load defended by the law firm.
Case results depend on a variety of factors unique to each case. Case results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any future case undertaken by the lawyer.
If you have been charged with a traffic offense or criminal violation in Virginia, contact Attorney Yeargan today. His years of successful litigation can help you obtain the best results for your case. To discuss a legal defense strategy – contact Attorney Yeargan by calling or by sending an online message today.
Parking in a Disabled or Handicapped Parking Space Ticket Dismissed - Alexandria City General District Court. Client avoided $500 fine under the City statute. Read On
Speeding (70 mph in a 50 mph zone) Reduced to County Code of Failure to Pay Full Time and Attention. Fairfax County General District Court. The original Speeding charge was a six point violation. The ticket was reduced down to a no-points traffic infraction that does not go on the driving reco... Read On
Reckless Driving - Accident Case charged under Virginia Code 46.2-852 Dismissed. - Judge ruled client not guilty of Reckless Driving. Pedestrian accident at Ronald Reagan International Airport. Arlington County General District Court. Read On
Defense counsel filed a motion to vacate a bench warrant or capias for Failure to Appear. The motion was granted for good cause and the two original misdemeanor criminal charges were set for trial. Fairfax County General District Court. Read On
Driving Under Influence of Alcohol (DUI) Reduced to Reckless Driving. Westmoreland County General District Court. Client later hired law office to file petition for expungement of DUI arrest. Read On
Reckless Driving - Accident Case under Virginia Code §46.2-853- Reduced to Improper Driving. Augusta County General District Court. Misdemeanor Case in Staunton, Virginia reduced to a traffic infraction by agreement with the prosecutor. Read On
Failure to Appear in Court charge dismissed on motion by attorney. Rule to Show Cause for Contempt recalled when attorney filed motion asking judge to remove charge and reset the two original misdemeanor cases for trial. Alexandria City General District Court. Read On
Client had 22 toll violations pending in Fairfax County General District Court. These toll violations were issued by the Virginia Department of Transportation. If found liable the violations would cost client thousands of dollars in fees and fines. Client was not responsible for the toll viol... Read On
Reckless Driving by Speed case in Greensville County General District Court (89 mph in 70 mph zone). Client had no lawyer and missed court date, leading to conviction on the charge. Client contacted the law firm, and a Motion to Rehear the case was immediately filed before the 60 day time limit... Read On
Felony Drug Charges - Two Counts- Secured Bond Granted at Arraignment. Shenandoah County General District Court. Read On
Reckless Driving Charge (85 mph in 55 mph zone) Reduced to Traffic Infraction of Failure to Obey a Highway Sign. Fairfax County General District Court. Small fine imposed with no license suspension. Read On
Speeding (62 mph in a 40 mph zone) Deferred for Dismissal with Completion of Driver Improvement Course. Prince William County General District Court. No fine imposed with payment of court costs only. Saved client a six point demerit conviction. Read On
Misdemeanor Reckless Driving reduced to Defective Equipment with $215 fine and court costs. Defective Equipment is a traffic infraction and a non-moving violation that carries zero points. Greensville County General District Court in Emporia, VA. Read On
Reckless Driving by Speed Misdemeanor (90 mph in 65 mph zone) Reduced to Traffic Infraction of Speeding 19 Over (84/65). Loudoun County General District Court. A Non-Criminal Offense that falls off the driving record after 5 years, rather than 11 years for Reckless Driving. Read On
Grand Larceny Felony Reduced to Misdemeanor Trespass. Fairfax County General District Court. Client later filed a successful expungement petition in Fairfax County Circuit Court to remove the felony theft arrest from the criminal record. Read On
Improper Lane Change Charge Nolle Prosequi (Dismissed). Multi-Vehicle Accident. Fairfax County General District Court. Read On
NOT GUILTY - Driving Without a License Misdemeanor and traffic infraction of Texting While Driving. Fairfax County General District Court. Bench Trial with Judge, Both Cases Dismissed. Read On
Driving Without a License Misdemeanor Reduced to Traffic Infraction of No Valid Operator's License in Possession. $10 fine. Fairfax County General District Court. Helps the client avoid a criminal conviction for immigration and employment purposes. Read On
Improper Passing on the Right Charge Reduced to County Code Failure to Pay Full Time and Attention. Fairfax County General District Court. This amendment avoids a conviction on the driving record and three demerit points. It is not reported as a conviction to the Virginia DMV. Read On
Two Charges Dismissed: Driving Without Insurance Misdemeanor Dismissed for Compliance. Failure to Obey a Highway Sign Charge Dismissed at Trial. (Single Car Accident). Fairfax County General District Court. Read On
The law office serves clients throughout Virginia including those in the following localities: Fairfax; Fairfax County including Annandale, Burke, Centreville, Herndon, and Vienna; the City of Alexandria; Arlington County including Arlington; the City of Falls Church; Augusta County, including Staunton; Fauquier County including Warrenton; Frederick County including Winchester; the City of Fredericksburg; Loudoun County including Ashburn and Leesburg; Clarke County, including Berryville; Prince William County including Woodbridge, Dumfries, Haymarket, and Manassas; Spotsylvania County including Lake Wilderness and Spotsylvania Courthouse; Stafford County including Stafford; Warren County including Front Royal; Shenandoah County, including Woodstock; Caroline County, including Bowling Green; Hanover County; King and Queen County; New Kent County; Chesterfield County; Henrico County; Westmoreland County, including Montross; King George County; Greensville County, including Emporia; Prince George's County; and Sussex County.