You are not attorneys, so you cannot provide legal advice.

Sounds like this is a question for your local DMV office.

Yes you can. I recommend that you retain an attorney to help you.

Take the contract to an attorney for an opinion. We can't read it here.

Putting under protest on your check doesn't mean anything. I recommend that you obtain legal advice from a local attorney well versed in Washington...

Corporations do not have civil rights in t he same way individuals do. Additionally, this is his issue. We can't give you legal advice for him.

You have to find him to garnish him. Collecting on a judgment takes patience, sometimes years.

You were driving. The ticket is yours. Pay thenticket and have you friend pay you back. And don't drive his car anymore.

Is it your contract? If not, then no. You cannot arbitrarily fine him.

I am reasonably certain that the trust accounting rules in California would prohibit this practice. There's no way to get TSG to agree to this...