Court Rules

King and Queen General District Court, Virginia Document Filing Requirements

4 rules from official source documents

Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.

Criminal cases

Applies to
Payment agreement

A defendant seeking additional time to pay must sign a payment agreement.

You must sign a Payment Agreement to be granted additional time to pay.

Criminal cases

After defaulting on the plan granted by the Clerk's Office, a defendant must petition the Court to authorize a payment plan.

If you default on that plan, you must petition the Court to authorize a payment plan.

Criminal cases

Applies to
Paperwork

A defendant whose only resource is Social Security or SSI must complete the necessary paperwork in the clerk's office to prevent the case from going to collections.

If your only financial resource is a social security benefit or supplemental security income, you are exempt from making payments until you have another resource. You MUST fill out the necessary paperwork in the clerk's office so that your case will not be sent to collections.

Criminal cases

Applies to
Payment agreement

A defendant seeking additional time to pay under a subsequent plan must sign a new agreement.

You must sign a new agreement to be granted additional time to pay.

Common questions about King and Queen General District Court, Virginia document filing requirements

What must be included with payment agreement filings in King and Queen General District Court, Virginia?

A defendant seeking additional time to pay must sign a payment agreement.

1 more rule answers this question.

What must be included with filings in King and Queen General District Court, Virginia?

After defaulting on the plan granted by the Clerk's Office, a defendant must petition the Court to authorize a payment plan.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 1, section Restoration Payment Plan After Default

What must be included with paperwork filings in King and Queen General District Court, Virginia?

A defendant whose only resource is Social Security or SSI must complete the necessary paperwork in the clerk's office to prevent the case from going to collections.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 1, section Restoration Payment Plan After Default