Judge Richard G. Collins

Accounts delinquent for 91 days or more are sent to collection and assessed a 17% fee.

Payments may be made in person, by phone, or online; using a credit or debit card incurs a 4% fee.

A person whose only income is Social Security or supplemental security income is exempt from payments until they have another resource or income.

Applies to

Community service completion verification

Written verification of completed community service must be received from Local Probation or Juvenile Services before the due date for the account to receive credit.

Applies to

DC-210 installment payment agreement form

The DC-210 installment agreement form must be completed in person, except that a person who lives outside Virginia or more than 50 miles from the courthouse may request it by mail; the mailed form must have a notarized signature and reach the Clerk's Office before implementation.

Applies to

Payment agreement modification request (DC-211)

A defendant may request an agreement modification in writing on DC-211, and the Court may grant it upon a good-faith showing of need.

Continuances are granted by the judge only on written motion for good cause.

The signature on the mailed DC-210 form must be notarized.