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Shenandoah General District Court, Virginia

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FormattingImportantCriminal cases

Community Service: a portion of your fine and costs may be discharged by performing community service. Community service cannot be performed in lieu of paying restitution owed. Only the Judge can authorize this request and it must be made in writing.

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  • Only the Judge can authorize the request
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|SectionTIME TO PAY POLICY (EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2024)

Document Filing Requirements1 rule

Filing RequirementsMandatoryCriminal cases

Any person needing longer than the default ninety (90) days to pay shall sign a DC-210 Time to Pay Agreement (TTP) with a deferred payment plan.

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|SectionTIME TO PAY POLICY (EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2024)

Filing & Service rules

Filing Fees and Waivers

A defendant entering a time-to-pay agreement is assessed a one-time $10 fee.

The Defendant shall be assessed a one-time fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00) per Virginia Code 19.2-354.

Criminal cases

Page 1 | TIME TO PAY POLICY (EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2024)

A 17% collection fee is assessed if the amount owed is not paid by the due date and the defendant has not entered a new payment agreement before default.

If the amount owed is not paid in full by the given date, and the defendant has not entered into a new payment agreement before default, the account will then be considered delinquent, and a 17% collection fee will be assessed.

Criminal cases

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Adjournment & Extension Requirements

Continuances are granted according to the Rules of the Supreme Court.

Continuances granted as prescribed by the Rules of the Supreme Court.

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Common questions about Shenandoah General District Court, Virginia rules

What must be included with dc-210 time to pay agreement filings in Shenandoah General District Court, Virginia?

A defendant who needs more than 90 days to pay must sign a DC-210 Time to Pay Agreement with a deferred payment plan.

View ruleSource: page 1, section TIME TO PAY POLICY (EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2024)

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

Continuances are granted according to the Rules of the Supreme Court.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Continuance Policy

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

A fee is required for covered filings. A defendant entering a time-to-pay agreement is assessed a one-time $10 fee.

View ruleSource: page 1, section TIME TO PAY POLICY (EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2024)
Complete rules summary for Shenandoah General District Court, Virginia

Continuances are granted according to the Rules of the Supreme Court.

A defendant who needs more than 90 days to pay must sign a DC-210 Time to Pay Agreement with a deferred payment plan.

A defendant entering a time-to-pay agreement is assessed a one-time $10 fee.

A 17% collection fee is assessed if the amount owed is not paid by the due date and the defendant has not entered a new payment agreement before default.

A written request is required for the Judge to authorize community service to discharge a portion of fines and costs; community service cannot replace restitution.

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