Henry Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
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Document Filing Requirements4 rules
The defendant shall immediately provide the Court with written notice of any change of address during the deferred period.
Such service shall be performed with a period of time approved and monitored by the Court upon completion of a DC-210 with the clerk's office.
A person who owes fines or costs may earn credits for work performed while incarcerated to discharge all or part of those amounts by completing form DC-212 and submitting it to the clerk's office.
Court's wording
Any person who owes fines and costs may discharge all or part of those fines or costs by earning credits for work performed while incarcerated in accordance with the provisions of 519.2-316.4; Article 3 (553.1-41 et seq.) of Chapter 2 of Title 53.1, or 553.1, or 553.1-128, 53.1-129, or 53.1-131 by completion of a DC-212 Payment Of Fines And Costs - Work While Incarcerated to the clerk's office.
If you have unpaid fines and costs that have defaulted and want to enter into a payment agreement, you may fill out form DC-211 Petition for Payment Agreement For Fines And Costs Or Request To Modify Existing Agreement.
Filing & Service rules
Filing Fees and Waivers
A one-time $10 time-to-pay fee is assessed on a defaulted account only if it was not previously assessed.
You will be assessed a one-time $10.00 time to pay fee if it had not been previously assessed on the outstanding account.
Criminal cases
Page 1 | Defaulted Accounts
A $10 time-to-pay fee is assessed upon entering a payment plan but removed if fines and costs are paid in full within 90 days of assessment.
A fee of $10.00 will be assessed upon entering the payment plan. If you pay your fines and costs in full within 90 days of assessment, the $10.00 time to pay fee that was originally assessed will be removed from your account.
Criminal cases
Page 1 | Payment Agreement Policy
Adjournment & Extension Requirements
Continuances are granted by the Judge in civil matters and by the Commonwealth's Attorney in criminal matters.
Continuances granted by Judge in civil matters and by Commonwealth's Attorney in criminal matters.
Page 1 | Continuance Policy
Chambers Communication Rules
A defendant requesting community service instead of paying fines or costs must make the request to the clerk's office and perform the service at an approved nonprofit organization.
If a defendant requests to perform community service in lieu of payment for fines/costs, the request must be made to the clerk's office, and the community service must be performed at an approved non-profit organization.
Criminal cases
Page 1 | Community Service in Lieu of Fines and Costs