Judge Jay E. Dugger

Applies to

DC-211 (Petition for Payment Agreement for Fines and Costs or Request to Modify Existing Payment Agreement)

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.

Applies to

DC-210 (Fines and Costs Payment Agreement)

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

Applies to

Community service hours

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

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

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.

Fee

10

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

Fee

4

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

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

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