I agree with the others about the cause of the problem being the imbalance in the load caused by using one leg of a two pole breaker. That said something no one else bothered to mention was that GFCI or not the size of the amp rating of the breaker used is determined by the wire size, not by what you think it ought to be. Currently code states that using a 14 guage wire the max breaker you can use is a 15 amp and if your running 12 guage wire you can go to a 20 amp. In your case I"m going to make a guess that your circuits are wired with either 14 or 12 guage wire so a 30 amp breaker is a third more to twice as big as you can legally use so it needs to be changed out anyway. Look at it this way what good does having a GFCI do you when the overcurrent protection being used is too large to actually provide the proper protection?
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