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Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia

Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies

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Filing RequirementsMandatoryCriminal cases

The DC-210 (Fines and Costs Payment Agreement) must be completed, in person, by the defendant at the Clerk's Office*.

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|SectionDeferred Payment Agreements
Filing RequirementsMandatoryCriminal cases

The necessary paperwork must be filled out in the Clerk's Office to prevent the case from being sent to Collections.

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Filing RequirementsMandatoryCriminal cases

*DC-211 (Petition for Payment Agreement for Fines and Costs or Request to Modify Existing Payment Agreement) may be completed and returned by mail, however, it must be signed in front of a notary. Your Deferred Payment Agreement does not begin until the completed, notarized DC-211 and payment, if applicable, is received by this Court.

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Filing RequirementsImportantCriminal cases

Community services hours will be credited in the amount of Virginia minimum wage, and the hours must be documented.

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|SectionCommunity Service in Lieu of Fines and Costs

Filing & Service rules

Service and Proof of Service Rules

If additional costs are assessed, the Clerk may amend the agreement amount and must promptly mail the debtor a notice of the total amount due by first-class mail to the address of record.

The amount listed in this agreement may be administratively amended by the Clerk of this Court in the event additional costs should be assessed and if additional costs are assessed, the Clerk will forthwith issue a notice to the debtor of the total amount due by first class mail to the address of record.

Criminal cases

Page 1 | Deferred Payment Agreements

Filing Fees and Waivers

The court may assess a one-time $10.00 account-management fee until the account is paid in full.

The court may assess a one-time fee of $10.00 to cover the costs of management of the defendant's account until such account is paid in full.

Criminal cases

Page 1 | Deferred Payment Agreements

A 4% fee is charged for payments made by credit or debit card.

A 4% fee is charged if a credit or debit card is used to make a payment.

Criminal cases

Page 2 | Time to Pay Order

Adjournment & Extension Requirements

A judge grants continuances for good cause on either party’s motion; contested continuances must be brought by motion with notice to all parties.

Continuances granted by Judge for good cause on Motion of either party; contested continuances by Motion upon Notice to all parties.

Page 1 | Continuance Policy

Additional time requested before the original agreement ends is subject to case-by-case approval or order after the Court assesses the debtor's specific financial conditions.

If, before the conclusion of the original Deferred Payment Agreement, more time is needed, any additional time shall be approved or ordered on a case by case basis, after the Court has assessed the specific financial conditions of each debtor.

Criminal cases

Page 1 | Deferred Payment Agreements

A debtor may request an extension or modification of a TTP agreement in writing by filing a DC-211 petition.

The debtor may request an extension or modification of any TTP agreement, in writing, by filing a DC-211 Petition for Payment Agreement.

Criminal cases

Page 1 | Deferred Payment Agreements

Chambers Communication Rules

During the TTP agreement, the debtor must promptly inform the Court of any change of mailing address.

As a condition of the TTP agreement, the debtor must promptly inform the Court of any change of mailing address during the term of the agreement.

Criminal cases

Page 1 | Deferred Payment Agreements

A defendant must notify the Court of their income status to receive the Social Security-related exemption.

It is the responsibility of the defendant to notify the Court of their income status to receive the exemption.

Criminal cases

Page 2 | Social Security Recipients

Common questions about Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia rules

What must be included with dc-211 (petition for payment agreement for fines and costs or request to modify existing payment agreement) filings in Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia?

The DC-211 may be completed and returned by mail but must be signed before a notary, and the Deferred Payment Agreement does not begin until the Court receives the completed, notarized form and any applicable payment.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Deferred Payment Agreements

What must be included with dc-210 (fines and costs payment agreement) filings in Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia?

The defendant must complete the DC-210 in person at the Clerk's Office.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Deferred Payment Agreements

How may parties contact Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia?

During the TTP agreement, the debtor must promptly inform the Court of any change of mailing address.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Deferred Payment Agreements

How do I request an adjournment or extension in Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia?

A judge grants continuances for good cause on either party’s motion; contested continuances must be brought by motion with notice to all parties.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Continuance Policy

Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia?

The court may assess a one-time $10.00 account-management fee until the account is paid in full.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Deferred Payment Agreements

What rule applies to service for notice in Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia?

Details: method: service by mail. If additional costs are assessed, the Clerk may amend the agreement amount and must promptly mail the debtor a notice of the total amount due by first-class mail to the address of record.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Deferred Payment Agreements
Complete rules summary for Hampton Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia

A judge grants continuances for good cause on either party’s motion; contested continuances must be brought by motion with notice to all parties.

The DC-211 may be completed and returned by mail but must be signed before a notary, and the Deferred Payment Agreement does not begin until the Court receives the completed, notarized form and any applicable payment.

The defendant must complete the DC-210 in person at the Clerk's Office.

The court may assess a one-time $10.00 account-management fee until the account is paid in full.

Additional time requested before the original agreement ends is subject to case-by-case approval or order after the Court assesses the debtor's specific financial conditions.

A debtor may request an extension or modification of a TTP agreement in writing by filing a DC-211 petition.

During the TTP agreement, the debtor must promptly inform the Court of any change of mailing address.

If additional costs are assessed, the Clerk may amend the agreement amount and must promptly mail the debtor a notice of the total amount due by first-class mail to the address of record.

A 4% fee is charged for payments made by credit or debit card.

Community service hours must be documented to receive credit at the Virginia minimum wage rate.

A defendant must notify the Court of their income status to receive the Social Security-related exemption.

The defendant must complete the necessary paperwork in the Clerk's Office to prevent the case from being sent to Collections.

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