Antone Alfred Weber

A Washington State Traffic, Ticket and Criminal Traffic Lawyer since 2005, Antone Weber has personally appeared on over 7000 traffic ticket cases. We defend traffic tickets like speeding, running red lights, unsafe lane changes or speed to fast for conditions, and criminal traffic cases such as reckless driving, racing, hit and run, or driving while suspended. We appeari in most Seattle and King, Pierce, Skagit, Thurston & Snohomish County & City Courts within 75 miles of Seattle. Low $200-$250 Fee for most single Traffic Tickets. Most were dismissed, reduced or the charge negotiated to a non-moving (non-insurance) violation, with very few found committed as written.

Seattle University School of Law

J.D. (2004) | Law

2001 - 2004

University of Alaska - Anchorage

B.A. (2001) | Political Science

1993 - 2001

Honors: Political Science Honor Society, Deans List

Activities: NW MLAS, AK MUN

University of Alaska - Anchorage

B.A. (2001) | History

1993 - 2001

Honors: History Honor Society, Deans List

Attorney

Antone Weber Law Office

2014 - Current

Solo practice specializing in traffic tickets and criminal traffic.

Of Counsel

Lombino Martino, P.S.

2006 - 2016

Washington State Bar  # 36143

Member

2005 - Current

Washington

Since 2005

• Free Consultation
  Up to a half hour discussing your Washington case.
• Credit Cards Accepted
  Visa & Mastercard
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Most traffic cases are done on a flat fee basis. Most traffic tickets between $225 and $275. Criminal traffic depends on the charge and circumstances.

• REckless driving, Hit & Run, and most moving traffic tickets: speeding, running

Q. Does a school zone ticket need a "photo enforced" sign to be valid?

June 13, 2025

A: Typically the zone has to be posted, but without either your ticket or the location I could not say if it meets standard.

Q. Understanding traffic ticket "over 40" notation in Washington state

April 5, 2025

A: "Over 40" indicates it was a highway. "Under 40" a city street. The fines are different for the same speeds over the limit because driving 15 over in a 25 is considered as inherently more dangerous to others than 15 over on I-5. I-5 has limited access, and a divided roadway with the traffic all flowing in the same direction, or a two lane highway has again more limited access, while the city street has cross streets, cars pulling out of driveways, parking lots, alleys, or children chasing balls into the street. Stop signs, or stop lights.

Q. Will my 17-year-old face jail for reckless driving in WA?

March 17, 2025

A: Reckless driving is a gross misdemeanor. Maxim penalties are up to 364 days in jail, and a $5000 fine. If found committed, he will also have a 30-day license suspension and a mandatory 3-years of SR-2 (high-risk) insurance to have a license.

The reality is, as my colleague says, jail time is not likely. An attorney may find an error that they can use to get the charge dismissed. If not, they could negotiate with the prosecutor. Count on 1-2 years probation, fines, driving classes and good behavior (no new traffic violations). If successful, the charge could be dismissed. Call and talk with a traffic lawyer. Most offer a free consultation.