§ 16379 License Restoration After Judgment
This law says your driver's license won't be suspended if you can't pay a court judgment right away, as long as you prove you can pay for future damages and the court lets you pay in small parts over time.
You get into a car crash and the court says you owe $10,000, but you can't pay it all at once.
If the court lets you pay $200 every month and you don't miss a payment, your license won't be taken away. You also have to show you have car insurance or money to cover future accidents.
No specific formula provided in the statute.
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§ 16379 License Restoration After Judgment
Last verified: January 9, 2026