Westmoreland Circuit Court cases in Westmoreland County, Montross, VA
Westmoreland County Circuit Court, part of Virginia's 15th Judicial Circuit and located in Montross, is a circuit (trial) court of general jurisdiction for Westmoreland County. It conducts jury and nonjury trials and handles felony criminal prosecutions; civil cases generally exceeding $25,000 and equity matters (such as injunctions and real property disputes); and family law matters within circuit jurisdiction, including divorce and adoption. The court also hears appeals de novo from the General District Court and the Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court, including misdemeanor and traffic cases and certain civil and juvenile/domestic matters. It oversees grand juries and maintains the court record.
Westmoreland Circuit Court Contact and Location Information
Court Type: | Circuit Court |
County: | Westmoreland |
Street Address: | 175 Polk Street |
City: | Montross |
Zip Code: | 22520 |
Phone: | 804-493-0108 |
Fax: | 804-493-0393 |
Hours: | Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
Website URL: | https://www.vacourts.gov/courts/circuit/westmoreland/home.html |
Forms & Filing: | Forms |
Facebook: | https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=247471295444055&__tn__=CH-R |
Services and Case Types Handled in Westmoreland Circuit Court
Westmoreland County Circuit Court (15th Judicial Circuit, Virginia) provides:
- Case filings and records: civil actions (torts, contracts, property), divorces and related equitable distribution, name changes, probate/estates, judgments and liens, and land record recording through the Clerk's Office.
- Criminal matters: felony prosecutions, certain misdemeanors, grand jury indictments, and appeals from district courts.
- Appeals: de novo appeals from General District and Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Courts (including civil, criminal, traffic, and family matters).
- Protective orders: hears appeals of protective orders and may issue protective orders in matters pending before the court.
- Jury services: juror qualification, summons, orientation, scheduling, and juror payment.
- Court hearings: arraignments, motions, trials (judge or jury), sentencing, civil motions day, and final orders.
- Public services: docket and case information access, filing guidance, certified copies, and payment processing for fees, fines, and restitution.