Andrea Rogers

St. Louis criminal defense & traffic law attorney Andrea Storey Rogers helps people in the St. Louis area and throughout Missouri with speeding tickets and criminal charges, such as shoplifting, leaving the scene of an accident, driving while suspended, minor in possession of alcohol (MIP), withdrawal of guilty pleas, and arrest warrants. Andrea offers a free consultation, a flat-fee price quote, and an estimate of your court fines and fees. When you call The Rogers Law Firm, you will speak directly with attorney Andrea Rogers. Andrea has been practicing law in St. Louis since 2005.

• Free Consultation
  When you call The Rogers Law Firm, you will speak with the owner, Andrea Rogers, about your case. Andrea offers a free 30-minute consultation over the phone to discuss your case and will give you an estimate of the outcome of your case, and an estimate of the court fines and fees, if applicable.
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• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Receive a flat-fee price quote and an estimate of the fines and court costs you’ll have to pay after your case is resolved. For standard speeding tickets, we offer a FULL REFUND if your ticket is not reduced to a no-point infraction. Call Andrea at The Rogers Law Firm directly and ask about your case outcome guarantee.

Missouri

Since 2005

Owner

The Rogers Law Firm

2009 - Current

Associate Attorney

Lathrop & Gage

2008 - 2009

Staff Attorney

Thompson Coburn LLP

2005 - 2008

Saint Louis University School of Law

J.D. (2005) | Law

2005

Missouri Bar Association

member

2005 - Current

Q. Expired temp tag ticket error on my 2023 Ram pickup in Missouri.

June 25, 2025

A: Any error on a ticket can be corrected by the Prosecutor or the police officer at any time. You can go to court and ask the judge to dismiss it, but in my opinion, this is a minor error and will not be sufficient for dismissal of the ticket.

Q. Is there a time limit for issuing a fine for a delayed speeding ticket in Missouri?

April 22, 2025

A: The statute of limitations is 1 year for speeding tickets in Missouri. The Prosecutor has up to 1 year from the date when the ticket was issued to file the charge. So, if the police officer issued the ticket to you on January 1, 2023, the Prosecutor must file the charge within 1 year of that date. During the pandemic, tickets prosecuted in St. Louis County Circuit Court sometimes took several months to get filed. Then it could take a while for the court clerk to find an open docket to place the case on, post it on Casenet, and send a letter to the defendant to notify them of their court date.

Once the ticket is filed by the Prosecutor, there is no time limit on it. The case will remain an open pending case until you take care of it. If you don't resolve the case, the court can put a hold on your driver's license or issue a warrant for failure to appear in court.

If you have checked Missouri Casenet online and you see that you have an unresolved ticket, you can hire an attorney to represent you, so you won't have to appear in court. The outcome depends on the specifics of your case, but usually an experienced traffic law attorney can get a standard speeding ticket reduced to a non-moving, no-point infraction that won't affect your driving record or insurance rates. ... Read More

Q. I was pulled over and cited a ticket for expired tags. Will I lose points from my license. Will this affect insurance?

December 22, 2024

A: No, a ticket for expired tags won't affect your driving record or insurance rates. It is a non-moving, no-point infraction.