About Cincilla & Draklan Law — General Practice Allentown Pennsylvania

General practice Allentown residents facing debt collection lawsuits or traffic citations can find focused, affordable legal help at Cincilla & Draklan Law. Located on North 5th Street in downtown Allentown, the firm was built around a straightforward promise: flat-rate fees with no hourly billing surprises. Attorney Stevie Draklan and co-founder Lisa Cincilla have handled hundreds of cases, earning multiple Avvo Clients’ Choice Awards from 2020 through 2022. The firm serves individuals throughout the Lehigh Valley dealing with aggressive creditors, license suspensions, CDL violations, and DUI matters. Residents across the region can explore all Allentown attorneys available through the directory.

The firm’s approach is hands-on and personal. Clients routinely note that Stevie takes the time to actually listen, explains options clearly, and keeps communication consistent throughout the case. Several clients avoided license loss — including CDL holders for whom a suspension would have ended their career — thanks to the firm’s courtroom preparation and local court familiarity.

What Clients Say

Reviewers across multiple platforms consistently praise Cincilla & Draklan for their responsiveness, professionalism, and results. CDL holders thank the firm for preserving licenses when violations threatened their livelihoods. Debt clients highlight Stevie’s empathy and thorough case management. Multiple reviewers note that the firm handled all the work so the client didn’t have to appear in court. The phrase “I would recommend to anyone” appears in reviews repeatedly, reflecting strong client confidence.

General Practice Allentown — Practice Areas & Services

• Debt Collection Defense: Representing Allentown-area consumers sued by creditors or debt buyers, asserting statute of limitations defenses, procedural challenges, and Pennsylvania’s strong consumer protection provisions.
• Traffic Citations & CDL Violations: Contesting traffic tickets, speeding violations, and moving infractions in Lehigh County courts to minimize points and protect driving privileges.
• License Suspension & Restoration: Pursuing occupational or probationary licenses to maintain driving privileges when a full license has been suspended by PennDOT.
• DUI Defense: Defending DUI charges in Lehigh County, including first-offense cases where license consequences are significant.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does debt collection defense work in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania?

When a creditor sues in Lehigh County, the case typically starts at Magisterial District Court for smaller amounts or the Lehigh County Court of Common Pleas for larger claims. Pennsylvania’s four-year statute of limitations on most consumer debt means many lawsuits are filed on time-barred claims — but only a defendant who responds can raise that defense. An attorney can file an appearance, assert defenses, and often negotiate a settlement or dismissal before trial.

What happens if I ignore a traffic ticket in Pennsylvania?

Ignoring a citation typically results in a default judgment, added fines, and a PennDOT license suspension for the failure to respond. Pennsylvania courts report more than 5.8 million traffic violations were issued in a recent five-year period, and a significant share result in default action when left uncontested. Contesting the ticket promptly — especially for CDL holders — is almost always the better path.

Can a lawyer help me restore a suspended license in Allentown, PA?

Yes. Pennsylvania offers occupational limited licenses and probationary licenses in certain circumstances, which allow driving to and from work during a suspension period. Eligibility depends on the reason for the suspension, prior driving history, and DUI involvement. A Lehigh County attorney familiar with PennDOT procedures can assess eligibility and handle the application process.