Clarke Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia Document Filing Requirements

CRITICALCriminal cases

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DC 210 time to pay request

A time-to-pay request must be made via DC 210, and staff must review the defendant's financial situation to determine whether deferred payment is warranted.

If the defendant requests a time to pay (via form DC 210) the staff shall carefully review their financial situation to determine if indeed a deferred payment is warranted.

CRITICALCriminal cases

Applies to

DC 210 acknowledgement form

Applicants must complete the DC-210 form in the Clerk's Office immediately after court; it states the amount owed, required service hours, and completion date.

Complete DC-210 Acknowledgement of Suspension or Revocation of Driver's License form in the Clerk's Office, immediately following court. This form will indicate the amount of fines and costs owed, the number of hours needed to discharge them and a date certain by which the hours must be completed.

CRITICALCriminal cases

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Community service work report

Community-service or incarcerated-work dates must appear on the court report form or the organization's letterhead.

Community Service hours or work performed while incarcerated dates must be reflected on either the court form "Public and Community Service Work Report" or the organization's letterhead.

CRITICALCriminal cases

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DC 212 payment of fines and costs work while incarcerated

An incarcerated person using work in lieu of payment must complete DC-212, have the correctional facility complete its section, and return the form to the Clerk's Office.

Work hours performed while incarcerated in lieu of payment of fines and costs; An Incarcerated individual must complete DC-212 Payment of Fines and Costs-Work While Incarcerated, the correctional facility has a section to complete, and form must be returned to the Clerk's office.

WARNINGCriminal cases

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Community service payment request

A defendant may request community service instead of payment, but must submit the request to the Judge for determination.

A defendant can request to do community service in lieu of payment. Any request to satisfy fines and costs by community must be submitted to the Judge for determination. (Virginia Code Section 129.2-354)