how do I change a prince georges county, md, district court date at the hyattsville court?
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I found this information by going to the website below:\n\n"If you wish to request a change in the trial date, you must write the court before your trial date with an explanation of the circumstances that require the change. Your request is not automatically granted; it is up to a judge to determine whether to change your trial date.\n\n"If you do not pay your citation, it is extremely important that you appear in court on your trial.\n\n"If you fail to appear for trial, the MVA will be notified and will take action to suspend your license. Driving on a suspended license is a criminal offense for which you can receive jail time."\n\n\nThere are two kinds of traffic offenses, "payable" and "must appear". If you committed the first kind of offense, you can always choose to pay the fine, but you'll lose the opportunity to get your day in court or to apply for a PBJ (Probation Before Judgment) under which you pay the fine but avoid getting points for a first-time violation.\n\nIf you committed a "must appear" offense, that's pretty self-explanatory. You can request a new court date, the sooner the better, and hope that your request is granted. \n\nHope that helps.
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make a motion to the hennepin county court
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contact the county court clerk
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Go to the county hall of records.\nFloyd County Court\n425 City-County Building\nNew Albany, IN 47150
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You need to go to the District Court and file a Complaint Form with the court.  I used to work in a law office in Maryland years ago.  If you go to the website for the Maryland District Courts they give you the step by step procedure that you will need to take.  The link is:  http://www.courts.state.md.us/district/forms/civil/dccv01br.html
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Contact the Maryland Department of Corrections for a referral.
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Call your county registrar's office.
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Call the district court clerk in your county and ask them. they will have the correct answer for you. Good Luck !
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request a change of venue this is a common request it moves you case to another county also a different judge.
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It's not that simple.  There isn't a form that I'm aware of because a venue change is typically fact-driven, but there are a number of forms online at http://courts.michigan.gov/scao/courtforms/.  There are also court rules regarding venue changes.  See MCR 2.222 et al. that can be found at http://courtofappeals.mijud.net/rules/public/default.asp.\n\nIt's likely that you've either waived venue (if you're dealing with a civil suit) or you're looking for something totally different (say, if you're dealing with a child support matter).  But you haven't given a lot of facts to help in responding to your question.\n\nYour best bet is to part with a few dollars and hire an attorney.  At least call one, so he or she can find out what it is you're trying to accomplish.  I can refer you to an attorney in Oakland County if you contact me privately.\n\n--William Maze
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You mean change of vanue.  Venue is the county or the judicial district where the case will be heard.\n\nThe state courts do not have the power to transfer the case to another state.  The can only dismiss the case so that it can be refiled in the other state or they can transfer venue to another county within that state.\n\nIn federal court, you can change venue from one federal district court to another and this type of venue change can occur across state lines.
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In many states it is as simple as using a new name in place of the old one. This can be problematic when traveling since 9/11 though. \nI reccomend one of two things: search online for you states and local laws on the matter or visit your county courthouse and someone there will be able to point out the forms and fees required to go about changing it that way.
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You have to file for a divorce in the county where you live.  If the divorce is final, then you might be able to change where the county if you have moved.  It depends on how long you have lived there.  You should contact the court directly and talk to the workers there about a change in venue.  If both parties agree and if you live somewhere different it might be easy.\n\nSee website http://divorcenet.com \n\nmight be of some general help
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call the court house down there
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Registrar of deeds for the county\n\nUsually located in County Court House
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You cannot get it changed. You had nine months from separation to get it changed. If you commited acts of misconduct then they are not going to change that for you.\nFor the most part you are screwed unless you dad or uncle is a Congressmen
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Contact your superior/circuit court in your county.  They are the general jurisdiction court in most county and will be able to direct you on the forms to complete to have your name changed.