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Page General District Court, Virginia

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Only the Judge can authorize this request, and it must be made in writing.

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When completion of hours has been reached, this court will need a letter from the agency or organization on letterhead showing a detailed number of hours completed to credit the case.

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Filing & Service rules

Filing Fees and Waivers

A defendant whose sole income is Social Security or SSI is exempt from paying fines and costs, but must still pay restitution as ordered.

In accordance with 19.2-354 and 19.2-354.1 where the court is informed that a defendant's sole financial income is Social Security or SSI, the defendant shall be exempt from making payments on fines and costs. Restitution payments are NOT exempt and must be paid as ordered by the Court.

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A defendant who defaulted on a prior TTP agreement must make the specified down payment to become eligible for a new agreement.

If the defendant has defaulted on a previous TTP agreement, a defendant can become eligible to enter a new TTP agreement a down payment is required and will be as follows: Amount owed $500 or less - a down payment of 10% of the total owed. Amount owed $500.00 or more - a down payment of 5% of the total amount owed or $50.00, whichever is greater.

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A $10 fee is assessed unless the time to pay is less than 90 days.

A one-time fee of $10.00 will be assessed per VA Code 19.2-354, unless time to pay needed is less than 90 days.

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A defendant seeking to extend an existing payment plan must make the specified down payment.

To be eligible to extend an existing payment plan - a down payment is required and will be as follows: Amount owed $500 or less - a down payment of 10% of the total owed. Amount owed $500 or more - a down payment of 5% of the total amount owed or $50.00, whichever is greater

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Defendants unable to pay within 90 days are offered a deferred plan with a payment period based on the amount owed.

Any defendant who cannot pay within 90 days is offered an alternate payment plan as outlined below: Deferred Payment Plans $0.01-$999.99- 6 months $1,000.00-$1,999.99- 1 year $2,000.00 and above- 1 year

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Community service at $12.00 per hour may discharge up to half of fines and costs, but cannot substitute for restitution.

For Community service: Up to one half of your total fines and costs due to this court may be discharged by performing community service at the Virginia rate of minimum wage of $12.00 per hour. Community service cannot be performed in lieu of paying restitution owed.

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Adjournment & Extension Requirements

A judge grants continuances.

Continuances granted by judge.

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Chambers Communication Rules

The defendant must promptly notify the court of any address change during the payment agreement.

The defendant must promptly notify the court of any change of address during the term of the payment agreement.

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Common questions about Page General District Court, Virginia rules

How may parties contact Page General District Court, Virginia?

The defendant must promptly notify the court of any address change during the payment agreement.

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How do I request an adjournment or extension in Page General District Court, Virginia?

A judge grants continuances.

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Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Page General District Court, Virginia?

A fee is required for covered filings. A $10 fee is assessed unless the time to pay is less than 90 days.

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Complete rules summary for Page General District Court, Virginia

A judge grants continuances.

A $10 fee is assessed unless the time to pay is less than 90 days.

A defendant who defaulted on a prior TTP agreement must make the specified down payment to become eligible for a new agreement.

A defendant seeking to extend an existing payment plan must make the specified down payment.

Defendants unable to pay within 90 days are offered a deferred plan with a payment period based on the amount owed.

Community service at $12.00 per hour may discharge up to half of fines and costs, but cannot substitute for restitution.

A community-service request requires judicial authorization and must be made in writing.

To receive credit for completed community-service hours, submit an agency or organization letter on letterhead detailing the hours completed.

A defendant whose sole income is Social Security or SSI is exempt from paying fines and costs, but must still pay restitution as ordered.

The defendant must promptly notify the court of any address change during the payment agreement.

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