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The Court has document cameras and data video projectors available for use in circuit courtrooms. To reserve the equipment, please call the office of the judge assigned to the case at least two days in advance. Richmond Circuit Court.
The Circuit Court Clerk is charged with more than 800 statutory responsibilities. The mission of this office is to diligently and professionally serve the needs of the courts, legal community and citizens of the city of Richmond.
Civil cases are disputes between individuals or entities, or groups of individuals or entities. Typical civil disputes are ones in which monetary damages are sought stemming from tort (civil wrong) or breach of contract. Not all civil cases stem from monetary or contract disputes. Examples include, but are not limited to, divorce, annulment ...
All cases set by agreement with Commonwealth's Attorney at preliminary hearing, on Term Day, or by agreement of counsel and the Court. The latter may be done by a telephone call to the Judge's office at 804-580-4006. Court convenes 9:00 a.m.
Records Research, Copies of Public Records, and Obtaining Recording Information. Most records held by the Circuit Court Clerk are available to the public under section 17.1-208 of the Code of Virginia. These records include land records, will and estate records, case files, court dockets, UCC statements, assumed name information, marriage ...
Court convenes 9:00 a.m. Secure Remote Access. Secure Remote Access to Land Records is now available. Please email to circuitcourtclerkinformation@richmondgov.com if you would like more information regarding this subscription service. Reserving Equipment. The Court has document cameras and data video projectors available for use in circuit ...
Likewise, the Circuit Court serves as the appellate court in civil (domestic relations) cases appealed from the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court, typically child support, custody and visitation matters.
The Richmond Circuit Court is within the 13th Circuit in Richmond County, Virginia. The court has broad jurisdiction over civil claims of more than $15,000, felonies and family matters. Judges Virginia 13th Judicial Circuit. Bradley B. Cavedo; Phillip L. Hairston; Melvin R. Hughes, Jr. C. N. Jenkins, Jr. W. Reilly Marchant; Gregory L. Rupe ...
Second Circuit: Negative Treatment. Soule v. Connecticut Association of Schools, Inc. The court sided with a group of cisgender plaintiffs challenging a high school policy that allowed student-athletes to compete on sports teams in accordance with the gender identified on their school registration documents, rather than their biological sex. [8]