A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE DISCIPLINARY PROCESS - Official Notices During a Pending DRE Action: Attorney Frank Buda: Protect your real estate license! Former DRE deputy commissioner now representing real estate agents

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A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE DISCIPLINARY PROCESS

Official Notices During a Pending DRE Action

I	How Does DRE License Discipline Work In California	VI	License Discipline and Public Records
II	Steps In A Formal License Discipline/Denial Case	VII	Preparing For the Hearing
III	Discipline	VIII	Appearing For the Hearing
IV	Official Notices During a Pending DRE Action	IX	Decisions
V	Stipulated Settlement	X	Retaining An Attorney

IV. Official Notices During a Pending DRE Action

If you have a pending formal DRE action, you will regularly receive official mail from the attorney for the DRE. This is normal, even when you are represented by an attorney. I will also receive a copy of each notice if you retain me.

If you decide to retain me and receive official notices, check the Proof of Service (usually the last page), to make sure I also have received a copy. If my name and address are listed there, I have indeed received a copy as well; you can keep the notice for your records, and no action on your part is required.

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