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Circuit Court Clerk

Circuit Court Clerk
Alan P. Krasnoff
Pay Fines, Costs and Restitution
Address:
Chesapeake Circuit Court Clerk's Office
307 Albemarle Drive, Suite 300A
Chesapeake, Virginia 23322-5579
Phone: 757-382-3000
Hours:
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Methods of Payments:
- NEW! PAY ONLINE: Pay court costs and fees.
- Cash
- Personal Checks **see note below
- Your name and address must be printed on the check
NO STARTER CHECKS ACCEPTED. - Address on check must be the same as the address on your identification.
- Please make checks payable to the Clerk of Circuit Court.
- Your name and address must be printed on the check
- Company Checks from your employer
- Money Orders, Cashiers Check and Certified Checks
- Make payable to the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
- Visa, MasterCard, Debit/Check Cards with the Visa or MasterCard logo **see note below
(2% convenience fee will be assessed)
- Not accepted for restitution payments.
**Personal checks and credit card payments will not be accepted from anyone convicted of any type of fraud, pursuant to 19.2-353.3 of the Code of Virginia (as amended), such as: Check / Credit Card Fraud or Forgery; Embezzlement; Grand Larceny Check / Credit Card; Obtaining Money or Property Under False Pretense.
Other Information:
- Include your case number on payment.
- If paying by mail, a self–addressed stamped envelope is required if you request a receipt.
- If your assessed costs include restitution, payments received will be applied to restitution first until satisfied, then the remaining payments received will be applied to the court costs.
- Pursuant to 19.2-353.3 of the Code of Virginia, payments associated with dishonored checks and credit cards, accounts will be assessed an additional fee of $50.00.
Penalties for Failure to Comply With Deferred Payment Plans
- The Court may issue a capias for your arrest.
- The unpaid amount shall be forwarded to a Collection Attorney.