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Joseph Young #248795

License Status: Disbarred

This licensee is prohibited from practicing law in California by order of the California Supreme Court.

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This attorney is disbarred from the practice of law. As a result, the attorney is ineligible to practice law in California. The State Bar posts consumer alerts online when attorneys are disbarred. The decision(s) or order(s) are posted on the State Bar Court Smart Search. Anyone who believes they have been the victim of attorney misconduct is urged to file a complaint with the State Bar.

Address: Joe Young, Doctor of Law, 8146 Painter Ave Ste 21, Whittier, CA 90602

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License Status, Disciplinary and Administrative History

All changes of license status due to nondisciplinary administrative matters and disciplinary actions.

Date License Status  Discipline  Administrative Action 
Present Disbarred    
11/18/2015 Disbarred   Disbarment 13-O-13049
3/12/2015 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Ordered inactive 13-O-13049
11/17/2014 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Ordered Inactive/Fee Arb/B&P 6203  
9/29/2014 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Ordered inactive 13-O-13049
7/23/2014 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Interim suspension after conviction 14-C-00569
7/1/2014 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Suspended, failed to pay fees  
7/1/2014 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Admin Inactive/MCLE noncompliance  
6/9/2014   Conviction record transmitted to State Bar Court 14-C-00569
5/2/2014   Conviction record transmitted to State Bar Court 14-C-01417
4/22/2014 Active  
4/18/2014   Conviction record transmitted to State Bar Court 14-C-00571
4/4/2014   Conviction record transmitted to State Bar Court 14-C-00638
2/14/2014 Not eligible to practice law in CA   Ordered inactive 13-O-13049
11/13/2013   Disciplinary charges filed in State Bar Court 13-O-13049
5/11/2007 Admitted to the State Bar of California

State Bar Court Cases

The listing below is partial, as the State Bar Court is transitioning to online dockets. Please refer to the License Status, Disciplinary and Administrative History section above for a record of discipline cases. Case dockets and documents may be available using the State Bar Court Search for a Case feature; see instructions below.

Effective Date  Case Number Description 
11/18/2015 13-O-13049 Decision [PDF] [WORD]
11/2/2015 13-C-17086 Order [PDF]
11/17/2014 14-AE-5149 Decision [PDF] [WORD]
11/17/2014 14-AE-5149 Decision [PDF]
9/29/2014 13-O-13049 Order re Entry of Default [PDF]
9/29/2014 13-C-17086 Order re Entry of Default [PDF]
7/23/2014 14-C-569 Interim Suspension Order [PDF]
4/22/2014 13-O-13049 Order re Inactive Enrollment [PDF]
2/14/2014 13-O-13049 Order re Entry of Default [PDF]
Pending 14-C-638 Initiating Document [PDF]
Pending 13-O-13049 Initiating Document [PDF]
Pending 13-C-17086 Initiating Document [PDF]
Pending 14-C-571 Initiating Document [PDF]
Pending 14-C-1417 Initiating Document [PDF]
Pending 14-C-569 Initiating Document [PDF]

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Most public case records since 2000 are available through search. Older case records are available on request. The State Bar Court began posting public discipline documents online in 2005.

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