
Juvenile Traffic Matters
Certain traffic offenses may be prepaid in advance of your court date by making payment at the Juvenile Court Clerk's Office or mailing payment to this court.
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THERE IS A JURY DUTY SCAM HAPPENING CURRENTLY - SOMEONE POSING AS A DEPUTY SHERIFF (in one case, used a legitimate Deputy Sheriff's name and badge number) IS CALLING SAYING THAT YOU DID NOT SHOW UP FOR JURY DUTY AND THAT YOU NEED TO IMMEDIATELY COME TO THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE/MAGISTRATE (and gave correct address information for the office) AND HAND OVER A $2500 CASH BOND OR YOU WILL BE IMMEDIATELY DETAINED AND ARRESTED. NO ONE FROM THE COURT OR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WOULD EVER CALL AND DEMAND YOU BRING THEM MONEY FOR NOT SHOWING UP FOR COURT! The scam is appearing to be real, as the person on the phone gives legitimate names and addresses so that if someone looked it up to see if the information is real, it appears real. PLEASE KNOW THIS KIND OF DEMAND TO SHOW UP WITH MONEY WOULD NEVER HAPPEN.

Certain traffic offenses may be prepaid in advance of your court date by making payment at the Juvenile Court Clerk's Office or mailing payment to this court.
The Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended, states that you may enter a written appearance, waiver of court hearing, plea of guilty, and pay fines and costs for those offenses listed in the uniform fee schedule set out in rule 3B:2 of the Rules of Virginia Supreme Court.
Not all offenses listed on the uniform fee schedule are pre-payable in Juvenile Court. For example, alcohol-related offenses, such as being drunk in public, open container, and possession of alcohol, are not pre-payable. If you desire to prepay an offense, it is recommended that you contact the Clerk's Office to determine if the offense is pre-payable and the procedures for prepayment.
If you are in doubt as to whether the offense is pre-payable, you should contact the Clerk's Office at 757-385-4391.
You are responsible for the fines, processing fee, and signing the form relating to the written appearance, waiver of the Court hearing, and plea of guilty. Both the juvenile and the parent/legal guardian must sign the form unless the juvenile is now 18 years old. If the form is mailed to the Clerk's Office, the parent's signature must be notarized.
It is your responsibility to see that payment is processed by the Juvenile Clerk's Office prior to the trial date. The Court will not accept the prepayment unless all procedures are complied with. Failure to do so may result in additional consequences such as higher fees, loss of license, or even arrest.
A partial list of offenses with fines and processing fees can be found under the related documents section.