Judge William B. Hubbard

A party requesting a continuance must complete the form, obtain all parties' signatures, and submit it to the Clerk's office.

After the Court gives notice that a continuance is granted or denied, the requesting party must notify all parties involved, including the listed participants.

For a joint continuance request, the parties must identify who will ascertain the Court's decision and notify all involved parties of that decision.

If unable to pay fines and costs within 90 days of assessment, an obligor may request more time to pay through the Clerk's Office.

An obligor entering a first time-to-pay agreement may do so without a down payment.

To enter a subsequent payment agreement when $500 or less is owed, the obligor must pay 8% of the balance owed.

Applies to

Time to pay request

An obligor requesting time to pay must complete the DC-211 Petition for Payment Agreement for Fines and Costs or Request to Modify Existing Agreement.

Applies to

Payment agreement

An obligor must sign a DC-210 Order for Payment Agreement when entering a payment agreement.

Applies to

Time to pay modification request

An obligor requesting to modify an existing time-to-pay agreement must complete the DC-211 Petition for Payment Agreement for Fines and Costs or Request to Modify Existing Agreement.

The requesting party must notify the Court which witnesses do not need to be resummoned.

To use a device to present evidence, the litigant must request permission from the presiding judge, who will instruct the Deputy Sheriff to screen and permit the device into the courtroom.