AOC-CR-330A - The North Carolina Court System - nccourts 2025

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The document is a petition/application for the release of a seized motor vehicle in North Carolina, filed by a non-defendant owner. It outlines the circumstances under which the vehicle was seized due to the defendant's impaired driving offense and provides options for temporary or permanent release. The petitioner must assert their status as an innocent owner and acknowledge their lack of knowledge regarding the defendant's driving violations. The document includes various legal stipulations and requirements for obtaining the vehicle's release.

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Do you have to pay court fees if you dont go to court?

Yes. The court costs in traffic cases are actually docket fees that must be paid whether or not you appear in court. Docket fees are used to defray the expenses of processing a court case from beginning to end.

What happens if you dont pay your court fees in NC?

Some courts will issue an order for your arrest to compel this appearance before the court. Unpaid monetary obligations from a criminal or infraction judgment also might result in a civil judgment against you.

What kind of cases are heard in the North Carolina magistrate courts?

MagistratesIn civil cases, the magistrate is authorized to try: Small claims cases ($10,000 or less) Landlord eviction cases. Suits for recovery of personal property and motor vehicle mechanics liens.

Do court fees affect your credit?

In conclusion. You dont have to worry about judgments affecting your credit score directly, as they dont appear on your credit report. However, to maintain good standing with lenders and other financial institutions, its essential to pay back your debts when you can.

What are the two types of trial courts in the state of North Carolina?

Unlike the appellate division that decides only questions of law when a party appeals a case, the Superior and District Court divisions are the trial court divisions that hold trials, and empanel juries to determine the facts of cases.