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You need to go to the local law library and start studying your states civil rules
It may be that Ca. has a rule that states that both parties must be present in front of the judge before summary judgement can be ruled. Many slimy attorneys (Come to think of it their both slimy) will go and get a summary judgement without the defendant being present. and the slob in the robe will sign it knowing chances are nobody will raise a fuss. It can be "vacated" by the judge If he is called on it. The judge is only "supposed" to rule on what is presented in court and nothing else, but if you don't raise the issue and sqawk about it in court mr. bar member (lawyer) will get away with whatever he can. But you have to know how to raise the issue and present it in court. Am I missing something here? How did they manage to suspend your drivers lic. for a civil matter? Thus effectivally moving you into the criminal realm if some doughnut gobbler manages to yank you for a traffic stop. That seems illegal??? (what else is new) Cause this lawsuit (accident) was civil filed by the other party involved in the accident? Yes, years ago the "can't get blood out of a turnip" mode was pretty good at "insulating" you from law suits, but times have changed, and that attorney has a lavish lifestyle to support so its lawsuits ahoy now.
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