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Civil Process
The Civil Process Division is responsible for the serving of court papers issued from all Virginia State courts and those processes issued from other states, being served in the County of Orange. Civil Process Deputies are tasked with serving court issued documents to include summons, subpoenas, notices, evictions, warrants in debt, repossessions, levies, sheriff sales, and many other types of civil papers. They also provide assistance to the Patrol Deputies when necessary. The Civil Process Division is charged with the delivery of processes in a timely and efficient manner.
Civil papers are served by our Civil Process Division, Deputy Jamee Darnell and Deputy Christopher Williams. They can both be reached at the Orange County Sheriff's Office (540) 672-1200.
Orange County Sheriff's Office Filing Fees
Out of State Service Each Additional Service ($75) | $75 |
In State Service Each Additional Service ($12) | $12 |
Filing Fees in Orange County General District Civil Cases
Warrant in Debt | $56 |
Unlawful Detainer | $56 |
Writ of Possession | $25 |
Summons to Answer Interrogatories | $68 |
Garnishment | $92 |
Each Additional Service | $12 |
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Kenneth Lickliter
Civil Process Secretary
- Why wasn't I called and notified when service was made?
- I had papers issued out of Orange County General District Court and want to know if they've been served yet?
- Why does the deputy keep coming back to my house when I have repeatedly told him the person he was looking for doesn't live here?
- I received a 72 Hour Notice to Vacate but I filed a Motion to Rehear. How do I make sure the Sheriff will not come out on the date of the scheduled eviction to put my property out?
- I have received my judgment in court for the money owed me, why haven't I received my money?
- My child support payments are taken out of my paycheck but a deputy came by with Department of Child Support Enforcement papers. I am not behind on my payments, why is DCSE serving me with papers?
- A card was left on my door for my relative who doesn't live here. What's this all about?
- Why can't I come down to your office to pick up papers for my husband?