Q: do you help people with identity theft helping clear there names also can you also handle filling a law suit

A: Based on your question, it sounds like you're dealing with a serious case of identity theft involving your driver's license and potentially other aspects of your identity. This is a complex situation that likely requires professional legal assistance. Here's a brief overview of how you might proceed:

1. Identity theft assistance:

Many organizations can help victims of identity theft clear their names and restore their identities. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) offers resources and guidance for identity theft victims. You may also want to contact your local police department and file a report.

2. DMV issue:

You should contact the California Department of Motor Vehicles immediately to report the fraudulent license issued under your name. They have procedures in place to handle such situations and can help you correct the records.

3. Filing a lawsuit:

While it's possible to file a lawsuit related to identity theft, whether this is the best course of action depends on the specifics of your case. A lawsuit could be against the identity thief (if known), or potentially against organizations that failed to protect your information or contributed to the identity theft.

To properly address these issues, I strongly recommend consulting with an attorney who specializes in identity theft cases. They can:

- Help you navigate the process of clearing your name

- Advise you on the best steps to take with the DMV

- Determine if filing a lawsuit is appropriate and, if so, help you proceed

Many lawyers offer free initial consultations where you can discuss your case and understand your options. You might also consider contacting your local bar association for referrals to attorneys who specialize in identity theft cases.