Court Rules
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Judge William B. Hubbard

Judge • Westmoreland Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia

Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

Westmoreland Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 12 rules are what govern this courtroom.

Filing Requirements

All 5
  • Applies to
    DC-210 Order for Payment Agreement

    The obligor must complete a DC-210 Order for Payment Agreement upon entering a payment agreement.

  • Applies to
    DC-211 Petition for Payment Agreement for Fines and Costs or Request to Modify Existing Agreement

    A DC-211 petition or request to modify an existing agreement may also need to be completed.

  • Applies to
    DC-211

    A person requesting approval to perform community service in lieu of paying fines and costs must complete a DC-211.

Fees

All 4
  • Fee
    $10
    Applies to
    Initial payment agreement

    A one-time $10 fee is assessed for the initial entry into a payment agreement.

  • Applies to
    Time to pay agreement

    Time-to-pay agreements are deferred for a period set by the Clerk’s office, require no down payment, and require weekly and/or monthly payments.

  • An individual may seek approval to pay fines and costs through qualifying community service; approved service must meet a monthly minimum and is credited at the minimum wage rate, but cannot repay restitution or Guardian Ad Litem fees.

Adjournments

All 2
  • In criminal cases, the Clerk may continue a case with the Commonwealth's Attorney's agreement.

  • In civil cases, the Clerk grants the first continuance with the parties' agreement; subsequent continuances are granted by a Judge.

Communication

All 1
  • A person unable to pay fines and costs within 90 days of assessment may request more time to pay through the Clerk’s office.

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