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Bland County Circuit Court, Virginia

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Civil cases are set by contacting the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office by agreement of counsel or on the first day of the term.

Civil cases set by contacting Circuit Court Clerk's Office by agreement of counsel or on 1st day of Term.

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Defendants on a nonconforming installment plan may petition the Clerk to bring the plan into compliance with the Rule and Code.

Defendants currently on an installment plan that does not conform with the requirements of revised Rule 1:24 of the Virginia Supreme Court Rules and Section 19.2-354.1 of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended (effective on July 1, 2025) may petition the Clerk of the Court to bring their plan into accord with the Rule and the Code.

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Civil cases are set by contacting the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office by agreement of counsel or on the first day of the term.

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Civil cases are set by contacting the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office by agreement of counsel or on the first day of the term.

Defendants on a nonconforming installment plan may petition the Clerk to bring the plan into compliance with the Rule and Code.

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