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What to Expect After a Speeding Ticket in Lee’s Summit, MO

Posted by Joshua Wilson | May 15, 2025 | 0 Comments

👉 Don’t just plead guilty to a Raymore ticket.

"Lee’s Summit police vehicle parked outside municipal court building in Missouri”
Lee’s Summit Municipal Court handles most speeding tickets issued by city police along Tudor Road and surrounding areas.

What to Expect After a Speeding Ticket in Lee's Summit, MO

If you've been cited for speeding in Lee's Summit, Missouri, your ticket likely requires you to appear in Lee's Summit Municipal Court. But what happens if you don't want to plead guilty—or if you want to avoid court entirely?

This guide explains your legal options and what the court process looks like—plus how to avoid points, fines, and future insurance hikes.


🏢 Where is Lee's Summit Municipal Court?

Most tickets issued by Lee's Summit Police are handled by:

Lee's Summit Municipal Court
10 NE Tudor Road
Lee's Summit, MO 64086
📅 Court is typically held on weekday mornings.
🔗 Visit the court's official website


⚠️ What Happens If You Just Pay the Ticket?

Paying the fine is the same as pleading guilty. That means:

  • 2–3 points on your Missouri license

  • Higher insurance premiums

  • A permanent conviction on your record

  • Risk of suspension if you already have points

Per the Missouri Department of Revenue, 8 or more points in 18 months leads to a suspension.
🔗 View Missouri Point Chart – Form 899 (MODOR)


📊 How Many Points Is a Speeding Ticket?

  • Speeding under municipal ordinance (Lee's Summit) – 2 points

  • Speeding under state law – 3 points

  • Speeding in a school/construction zone – up to 4 points

➡️ These points stack quickly, especially for repeat offenses.

Infographic displaying Missouri traffic violations and corresponding point values
Understanding Missouri's point system: Key violations and their impact on your driving record.

✅ How We Help You Avoid Points

We've helped hundreds of drivers in Lee's Summit resolve speeding tickets without court. Here's how:

  1. We enter our appearance in court for you

  2. We negotiate for a no-point amendment

  3. You pay a modified fine online

  4. We handle everything—you stay home

In most cases, we can amend the charge to a non-moving violation like "defective equipment"—which means no points, no record, and no insurance hike.


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Why You Shouldn't Go It Alone

A lawyer can often resolve your ticket without:

  • You appearing in court

  • Points hitting your license

  • Long delays or stress

We know how Lee's Summit Municipal Court handles traffic cases—and we know how to get the best outcome.


Start Your Free Ticket Review Now

Upload a copy of your Lee's Summit speeding ticket.
We'll review it, respond quickly, and show you how to avoid points and court.

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About the Author

Joshua Wilson, family law attorney in Cass County, Missouri, standing confidently in his Raymore office in a navy suit and red tie
Joshua Wilson

Cass County Divorce and Family Law Attorney – Joshua Wilson Looking for a trusted divorce lawyer in Cass County, Missouri? Attorney Joshua Wilson has nearly 15 years of experience helping clients in Raymore, Belton, Harrisonville, and surrounding areas navigate divorce, child custody, and family law matters with confidence. Known for his honest advice, courtroom skill, and client-focused approach, Joshua is committed to protecting your future during life’s most difficult transitions.

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