Judge Matthew R. Kite
Judge • King and Queen Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia
Communication
Court-widePhone
Clerk
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideKing and Queen Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 38 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Fees
All 20- Applies to
- Petition for physical custody for sijs findings
No filing fee is charged for the specified physical-custody petition for SIJS findings for persons ages 18–21.
- Fee
- 12
- Applies to
- Establish paternity
Establishing paternity costs $12 per party for service.
- Fee
- 12
- Applies to
- Disestablish paternity
Disestablishing paternity costs $12 per party for service.
Filing Requirements
All 7- Applies to
- Remote hearing motion
King & Queen JDR accepts completed Motions for Remote Hearing from counsel and self-represented parties.
- Applies to
- Deferred agreement application
A DC-210 must be completed in person at the Clerk's Office.* * DC-210 or DC-212 may be completed by mail and returned by mail, however the Deferred/Installment Plan does not begin until received by the Court.
- Applies to
- Community service request
A written request is required to seek community service in lieu of fines and costs.
Communication
All 4- Contact
- Phone to clerk
Call the Clerk’s Office to obtain a copy of the continuance request form.
- Contact
- Phone to clerk
Call the Clerk’s Office to obtain a Motion for Remote Hearing.
- Contact
- Phone to clerk
The court asks requesters to call the Clerk’s office to obtain a copy of the continuance form.
Formatting
All 4Petitions and motions to amend concerning support, custody, or visitation must use state forms.
A separate petition or motion must be filed for each issue for each child.
Child support and spousal support must be filed in separate petitions.
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