Judge Michael C. Rosenblum

Traffic and criminal fines and court costs are due on the day of sentencing.

Defendants unable to pay in full on sentencing day have 90 days from the trial date to pay, except for toll violations.

Defendants unable to pay in full within 90 days may enter into a payment agreement within the initial 90-day period.

Criminal case continuances require judicial review and approval, and may be approved only for good cause.

For a first-time traffic appearance on summons, the clerk's office may grant a continuance only for good cause.

The clerk's office may grant a civil continuance for good cause with all parties' consent through the second continuance request.

Visitors who need a portable electronic device to present evidence must notify the courtroom deputy and presiding judge.

Contact

Phone

Phone

804-367-0016

After a case is transmitted to collections, defendants may call the Court Debt Collections Office about payment arrangements.

Defendants may request community service work to satisfy outstanding fines and court costs Monday through Friday between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

Applies to

Nonprofit letter

After eligibility is confirmed, the defendant must establish community service with a nonprofit and return to the clerk's office within seven days with the nonprofit's letterhead letter confirming permission.

Applies to

Nonprofit letter

The nonprofit's letter must give the organization's name and contact information, including a contact name and phone number.