You're not going to. Just get your license back and move on with life.

This same question has been asked and answered hundreds of times in this forum. The q&a is all public record. Feel free to search through them.

I agree with my colleagues on all counts.

Like finding any other service provider. Keep searching until you find one willing to do what you want for what you're willing to pay.

Ten days is ten days. Read your contract to see if it says something else.

I suppose if you can prove it, you may escape liability. P.S. in the future, please leave out the random all caps of words.

By doing it through your criminal defense attorney. Good luck with it.

You can't just have doe defendants hanging out there when you're trying to get a default judgment. The court doesn't want to be left with a case on...

Since they are not allowed to physically force you to sign it, then no they cannot force you to sign it. That does not necessarily mean they can't...

Attorneys probably aren't gonna be interested in advising you to skip out on your obligations. It's up to the court, but I don't see why the court...