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Fight Your Nevada Citation for Parking Too Far From Curb Don't Accept Unfair Tickets - Protect Your Rights

If you received a parking citation in Nevada for allegedly parking far from the curb, don’t just pay the fine. These tickets are often issued unfairly or in error. But a dedicated lawyer can get the citation dismissed. Contact us for a consultation.

How Nevada "Too Far From Curb" Citations Work

Under Nevada law, parking more than 18 inches away from the curb is illegal. Violations carry fines of around $50-100. However, measurements can be inaccurate and circumstances disputed. A skilled attorney knows how to challenge questionable tickets.

Potential Defenses Against These Citations

There are legal defenses an experienced lawyer may use to fight a too-far-from-curb citation, such as:

  • The officer measured incorrectly
  • You were parked in compliance with the law
  • There were no clear markings indicating the curb area
  • Other vehicles were also parked similarly
  • You were briefly standing vs. parked
  • The ticket violates technical requirements


Our lawyers thoroughly investigate the facts and fight questionable tickets. We also negotiate with prosecutors, highlight mitigating circumstances, and advocate for the citation’s dismissal. Don’t just pay – fight back.

Why Retain Us for Your Citation Defense?

Over decades, we have successfully achieved dismissals and reductions of thousands of Nevada parking citations. Our capabilities include:

  • In-depth understanding of parking laws and ticketing processes
  • Aggressively contesting unfair or erroneous citations
  • Experience negotiating with prosecutors
  • Presenting compelling facts and arguments in court hearings
  • Excellent success record making our case for dismissal
  • Convenience of remote capabilities defending out-of-state drivers


Don’t let an unjust parking ticket go unchallenged. Retain experienced legal advocates on your side and give yourself the best opportunity for a positive outcome. Contact our firm for help fighting your Nevada too far from curb citation today!

Mitigation Hearings

We can advocate for reduced fines during mitigation hearings if the ticket is not dismissed.

Payment Plans

We can arrange manageable payment plans to ease the financial impact if fines are ordered.

License Suspension

Too many unpaid parking fines can result in driver’s license suspension. We help avoid this.

Rental Cars

We frequently assist drivers who receive questionable tickets in rental cars and need help fighting them.

Evidence Photos

We use detailed photos documenting lawful parking as evidence to refute unfair citations.

DMV Notifications

We ensure any reductions or dismissals are appropriately reported to the DMV to prevent license issues.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I fight a too far from curb ticket without hiring an attorney?

Yes, you can contest it yourself, but having legal experience significantly improves your chances of getting it dismissed.

What if I was just briefly standing next to my car when I got the ticket?

If you were not legally parked at the time, that fact can be used as a defense to fight the citation.

Do I have to appear in court to try and get the ticket dismissed?

In most cases you can avoid appearing personally by having an attorney represent you instead.

Am I still responsible if I was driving a rental car or borrowed vehicle?

Yes, the registered owner of the vehicle is ultimately responsible for paying these citations if not dismissed.

Can parking enforcement write tickets for this on private property?

Typically no. These laws usually only apply to public streets with posted or verifiable curb areas.

What if I simply can’t afford such an expensive ticket right now?

If you’re facing financial hardship, inform your attorney to explain the situation and request fine reductions.

Will too many of these tickets cause my license to be suspended?

If enough parking ticket fines go unpaid, you can face driver’s license suspension in Nevada.

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Glossary

Citation – An official ticket issued for a parking violation, also called a parking ticket.

Dismissal – When the court or prosecutor dismisses a citation, it is canceled, and you are no longer responsible.

Mitigation Hearing – A court hearing where you can present information arguing for reduced fines or penalties.

Registered Owner – The individual or entity the vehicle is registered to with the DMV, liable for citations.

Evidence – The proof presented to the court, such as photos or measurements refuting the allegations of a citation.

Payment Plan – An arranged schedule for paying fines and fees in affordable installments over time instead of all at once.

Suspension – The temporary loss of driving privileges imposed for unpaid citations. Less severe than revocation.

Parking Enforcement – The agency responsible for enforcing parking regulations and issuing citations for violations.

Prosecutor – The attorney representing the state or city in citation hearing proceedings.

Remote Appearance – The ability to contest a citation without physically appearing in court, such as by phone or video.

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Additional Resources for You

Our lead attorney, Molly Rosenblum, Esq, has created these valuable resources to assist you in your time of need.

Warrant Defense Attorneys – This resource can help you understand the important aspects of defending against a warrant in Las Vegas.

Do You Need to Hire a Lawyer for Misdemeanor Charges? – This page provides insights into circumstances where you might need a lawyer for misdemeanor charges.

The Nevada Arraignment – Frequently Asked Questions – This resource answers common questions about the Nevada arraignment process.

The Definitive Guide to Sealing Criminal Records in Nevada – This guide offers comprehensive information on sealing criminal records in Nevada.

Sex Crime Defense Attorneys – Discover how our attorneys can help defend you in cases of sex crimes.

Nevada Shoplifting Laws – Learn about the specific laws related to shoplifting in Nevada.

Gang Crimes Lawyer – Get information on how our lawyers can assist you in cases related to gang crimes.

Murder vs Homicide – Understand the key differences between murder and homicide charges in Nevada.

Extortion – Learn how our firm can defend you in court against extortion charges.

First Time DUI – If you’re facing DUI charges for the first time, this resource can provide guidance.

Second Time DUI – For those facing DUI charges for the second time, this page provides useful information.

Third Time DUI – If you’re dealing with DUI charges for the third time, find out how you can navigate your situation with this resource.

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A Special Message from Our Lead Attorney

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Molly Rosenblum

Hello,

I’m Molly Rosenblum, Esq, and I want to express my sincere thanks for taking the time to read our resources related to parking ticket matters.

It can be overwhelming to navigate these situations, but with the proper guidance and support, you can successfully address your legal needs.

At The Rosenblum Allen Law Firm, my team and I have the experience and knowledge to help you through this process.

We aim to provide the best legal advice and representation, helping you understand your rights and options.

If you’re ready to take the next step, please call (702) 433-2889.

We can discuss your situation, answer any questions you may have, and start developing a strategy that best suits your circumstances.

Remember, every situation is unique; we’re here to help you navigate yours.

Looking forward to your call,

Molly Rosenblum, Esq.

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