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What are my options?
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Answered on February 13, 2016
Your citation had a due date. You should not have relied on mail from court. Get an attorney to deal with this. You need to tak care of this matter...
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What should I expect in court? Will my license be suspended? How much is the fine? Any further repercussions?
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Answered on February 12, 2016
Mr. Hill's response is precise. Get an attorney to deal with this. There are possible DMV issues.
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Should i appear court myself or must hire attorney? What is the chances of success on removing these violations specially FTA.
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Answered on February 11, 2016
Get an attorney for this one. You want to avoid any penalties for FTA.
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Do I still have to pay this fine? If so, how?
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Answered on February 10, 2016
Go to DMV and see if there is any reason why you cannot get license.
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How should I go about dealing with this ticket?
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Answered on February 09, 2016
Get an attorney to deal with this - especially for Van Nuys!
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Do I still have warrants for my arrest
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Answered on February 09, 2016
The warrants still exist. Get an attorney in Alameda.
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Can I have my vehicle registered at one address with the DMV, but the information for that vehicle sent to another address?
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Answered on February 09, 2016
Just register the vehicles in Blythe. You will be responsible for mail.
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What type of attorneys work with vehicle code violations?
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Answered on February 09, 2016
Traffic ticket and criminal defense attorneys. Use Avvo search for an attorney .
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Should I have gotten charged with 22356(a) instead of the 22348(b)?
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Answered on February 06, 2016
Get an attorney and file a demurrer. Your ticket speed MUSTbe in excess of 100 mph or it simply does not meet the 22348(b) code requirements. Which...
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When I go to court is the negligent driving from Washington going to haunt me and be brought up as a 2nd offense in California?
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Answered on February 03, 2016
Get an attorney ASAP. There are time limitations with the DMV. Your previous offense might come into play if it involved alcohol and how long ago...
