FAQs • Norcross, GA • CivicEngage

How can I get a certified copy of my disposition?: Certified copies of dispositions are free of charge and can be requested using the Just Foia (Open Records Request) link below. Certified or Uncertified copies of dispositions are normally available 7 days after the assigned court date.

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Court Services

1. When is my court date?: Check the bottom portion of your citation, call the Court Services office at 770-448-2173 or email court@norcrossga.net.

2. Do I need an attorney?: You are not required to hire an attorney but you do have a right to seek legal council for your case if you choose to.

3. Can I make partial payments?: No partial payments are accepted.The full payment for all of your citations will be expected after a guilty or no contest plea, or a conviction. If you cannot pay the full amount, you will be placed on probation to make monthly payments. There is a monthly supervision fee of $49 per month while on probation. These probation fees are set by the state legislature of Georgia.

4. How can I get a certified copy of my disposition?: Certified copies of dispositions are free of charge and can be requested using the Just Foia (Open Records Request) link below. Certified or Uncertified copies of dispositions are normally available 7 days after the assigned court date.

5. Who can tell me if my license has been suspended or how to get it reinstated?: The Georgia Department of Driver Services. They can be contacted at 678 413 8400 or online at http://www.dds.ga.gov.

6. How many points will be assessed on my driver's license?: The Municipal Court only reports convictions of moving violations to the Georgia Department of Driver Services. You must contact the Georgia Department of Driver Services directly to inquire about violations and points that are assessed for those violations and convictions. The Georgia Department of Driver Services can be contacted at 678 413 8400 or online at http://www.dds.ga.gov .
Your insurance rates are determined by your insurer.

7. I missed my court date. What can I do?: If the payment for your fine does not reach the court office prior to your court date and you fail to appear at your assigned court time, a bench warrant can be issued for your arrest. If a bench warrant has been issued for failure to appear in court for your citation, the Department of Driver Services may have been notified to suspend your driver's license pursuant to O.C.G.A. 40-5-56 AND/OR 17-6-11. It is your responsibility to clear your license with the Department of Driver Services. Warrants must be cleared before you can obtain the necessary authorization to clear your license with the Department of Driver Services. Failure to appear warrants may be cleared through the court office Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., except during holidays.