Don’t Pay GC Services to Meet Uber Driver Requirements As a Los Angeles traffic ticket attorney, many of my clients approach me in order to

It is not any “news” that Uber driver requirements include (as explained on their website): a valid driver’s license, and a criminal background check. HOWEVER….it is

If you have a Los Angeles traffic ticket in collections with GC Services, it is important to understand your options before you blindly pay them

GC Services is a collection agency hired by the Los Angeles Superior Court to collect on unpaid traffic tickets. As a traffic ticket attorney in

If you’ve ever received a traffic ticket, you may have run across the term “moving violation.” “Moving violation” doesn’t mean you got a traffic ticket while moving.

Fix Suspended License: First Things First Do you see this picture of the couple on the bike? As romantic as it looks, this will be

Driving Without a License Can be a Misdemeanor in California Under Vehicle Code section 12500(a), it is unlawful to drive a motor vehicle without holding

If you got a traffic ticket in West Covina, CA, you may be wondering how to proceed next. As a Los Angeles traffic ticket attorney,

Speeding in Excess of 100mph Has Tougher Consequences Let’s face it, some people tend to have a lead foot. I have many repeat clients who

So What Are the Consequences of Driving on Expired Tags in California? A citation issued for “expired tags” refers to California Vehicle Code VC 5204(a), which prohibits driving a vehicle

Get the Real Scoop on GC Services’ Traffic Ticket “Amnesty” Program Do you have a traffic ticket in collections with the collections agency GC Services?

If you received a traffic ticket in Orange County, California, you can access your ticket information online. In some cases, you can even pay your

What are DMV Holds? A DMV “hold” refers to a hold the DMV will place on your driver’s license for failing to pay a traffic

What is Exhibition of Speed in California? “Exhibition of speed” refers to California Vehicle Code 23109, which makes it unlawful to engage in a “speed

Author’s Note: Although I am a practicing attorney in Los Angeles County and Orange County, this article pertains to law that is applicable throughout California.  Were