How can I resolve my suspended license due to a traffic citation in collections?

Full question:

I received a traffic citation for corrections (a fixing ticket), the matter has been corrected. The court will not hear the case now because they said it is now in collections. My drivers license has now been suspended because I didnt appear on the citation. What can I file in court to get this taken care?

  • Category: Civil Actions
  • Subcategory: Default Judgment
  • Date:
  • State: National

Answer:

If you want to challenge the judgment, you can ask the court to vacate it. To do this, you need a valid reason for not attending your hearing, such as improper service. To vacate a default judgment, you typically file a motion to vacate judgment, a notice of motion to vacate judgment, and a declaration.

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FAQs

To resolve a fix it ticket in New York, you must correct the issue that led to the citation, such as repairing a broken tail light. After making the necessary repairs, you can provide proof to the court or relevant authority. This may involve submitting a certificate of correction or attending a court hearing to show compliance. If the ticket is in collections, contact the collection agency to discuss payment options or dispute the claim if applicable.