Court Status - Coronavirus

Effective July 6, 2021 the Court Services Unit's offices are open to the public, however, it is advised to call the specific unit to verify if an appointment is needed before walking-in. Per Fairfax County Circuit Court Chief Judge Penney S. Azcarate's order: "Effective July 6, 2021, fully vaccinated individuals entering the courthouse are not required to wear masks. All unvaccinated visitors are to wear masks according to guidance provided by the Virginia Department of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Social distancing will continue to be observed when in the common areas of the courthouse and passive screenings will continue at the entrances of the facility."

Frequently Used Forms

Forms:

• Remote Hearing Cover Sheet
• Calendar Control Notice

Traffic Cases

All traffic matters have been continued and shall be heard at a later date. The Clerk of Court shall issue a notice and summons to all parties when the matters are set for trial.  Any notice or summons issued by the Clerk of Court for traffic matters prior to July 1, 2020 can be disregarded. 

All petitions regarding Child in Need of supervision of Child in Need of Services (CHINS) have been continued.  The Clerk of Court shall issue a notice and summons to all parties when the matters are set for trial. Any notice or summons issued by the Clerk of Court for a CHINS matter prior to July 1, 2020 can be disregarded.

Visitation at Residential Programs - Coronavirus Update

Due to the concerns regarding the impact of the coronavirus and out of concern for the children in our program and the safety of our staff and visitors, parental visitation remains suspended and professional visitation is limited and by appointment only