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	Finding and Using Virginia Courts

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	Find the Circuit Court in Your Area (Separate Website) Here you can click on the name of your county in Virginia and find information on the Circuit Court in your county including the court's address, phone number, hours, and what types of cases are heard. By: Virginia's Judicial System


	Find the General District Court in Your Area (Separate Website) Here you can click on the name of your county in Virginia and get information on the General District court in that county including the court's address, phone number, hours, and what type of cases are heard. By: Virginia's Judicial System


	Find the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court in Your Area (Separate Website) Here you can click on the name of your county in Virginia and get information on the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court in your county including the court's address, phone number, hours, and what types of cases are heard. By: Virginia's Judicial System


	Glossary of Commonly Used Court Terms (Separate Website) By: Virginia's Judicial System


	What Type of Court Do I Need? (Separate Website) Questions and Answers about the different types of courts in Virginia and what types of cases each handles. By: Virginia's Judicial System


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