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How to fight Traffic citations in Fremont Hall of Justice Courthouse

The best way to fight any traffic ticket in Fremont hall of justice courthouse is through Trial by Declaration. At Ticket Ninja, we specialize in helping California motorists to fight their traffic ticket through the Trial by declaration process. With Trial by Declaration, you get two chances to win, and you do not have to go to court for this process. Please see full details here.

How to look up and find Traffic citations in Fremont Hall of Justice Courthouse

If you have just recently received your traffic ticket, please keep in mind that it usually takes 3 weeks for the ticket to show up in the court’s computer system. It may take even longer than that since the officer technically has up to one year to submit the ticket to the court.

Once you locate your ticket online at the court website, you can pay off your ticket(if you do not wish to fight it), request traffic school if you are eligible, and also choose to get an extension on your due date.

Before you make any payments online at the court website, please consider the benefits of fighting your ticket carefully. If you make an online payment on the court website, by default, you will be pleading guilty, and you can no longer fight or contest your traffic citation. For more information on how to fight your ticket, see here.

How to get an extension on the due date for Traffic citations in

Once you have located your ticket online at the court website, most court websites will offer you an option to extend the due date of your ticket. You can usually get a one-time extension on your due date. Getting an extension will give you more time to get your funds together, and also allows you more time to think about whether fighting the ticket will be worthwhile. If you decide to fight your ticket, we can definitely help you! Please see our Testimonials here.

How to fight Traffic citations using Trial by Declaration

Trial by declaration is the best way to fight any traffic ticket. You do not have to go to court for this process, and the success rate is very high. To learn about the advantages of Trial by Declaration, click here.

How to pay for Traffic citations

If you want to just pay off your ticket, you can use the Courtesy Notice letter from the court, or look up your ticket online on the court website. You can usually make an online payment at the court website using a credit card. The court will usually charge a small service fee if you make an online payment. Before making any payments to the court, you should carefully consider your options, including possibly fighting your traffic ticket. At Ticket Ninja, we specialize in helping California motorists to fight their traffic ticket.

Fremont Courthouse – Fremont Hall of Justice Courthouse

Address: 39439 Paseo Padre Parkway, Fremont, California 94538
Phone Number: 510-818-7500
Fremont Courthouse Parking: Parking is free at the lot next to the Fremont Courthouse
Hours of Operation: 8 AM- 2:30 PM week days
Fremont Courthouse Public Transportation: There is a BART station 0.6 miles from the Fremont Courthouse called Fremont Station.
website link: http://www.alameda.courts.ca.gov/Pages.aspx/Fremont-Hall-of-Justice
Fremont Courthouse Map/Direction:

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Olga H, Palmdale, CA

Dear John, I just received the check back. It took some time but I got the full amount back, thanks to your service. I believe that, what did the trick was the paper work you prepared for me where it say: in addiction, Since the officer is acting as the prosecutor, he should provide proof that a valid traffic survey exists that support the speed limit of 35 mph for that stretch of the road.

Henry B, Woodland Hills, CA

Got a Red Light camera ticket (Automall and Fremont Blvd.) for turning right on red back in Feb.:-( Didnt think I had too much of a chance but decided I wanted to give it a shot anyways. I postponed the deadline to pay/ appear by 30 days to June 1st. I wanted to research and see if I could fight it myself or find somebody who could.

SB R, Union City, CA