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Frederick Cnty. Dist. Ct. CM - Civil Large Cases Case Management Plan D

Attorney Hearing Dates

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

Unless otherwise agreed by the clerk, all requests for

postponements should be accompanied by three (3) proposed dates when the attorneys

and parties are available. Counsel should attempt to contact opposing counsel, if possible,

to clear dates acceptable to both attorneys and parties. Civil cases are heard on Mondays

and Fridays.

Do You Need a Court Interpreter or Other Special

Accommodation?

The Maryland Judiciary provides court interpreters for hearings and proceedings conducted in

court, as well as certain court-related services and events, at no cost, for individuals who are parties

or witnesses in court proceedings.

Only court-appointed interpreters can serve as official interpreters in the courtroom. Your family

or friends cannot serve as official court interpreters. But, you can have your family members or

friends help you to communicate with the court staff outside the courtroom.

You should request an interpreter for your hearing 30 days before the court date, if possible.

Fill out a Request for Spoken Language Interpreter (CC-DC-041). If requesting a sign language

interpreter or other special accommodation, use the Request for Accommodation for Person with

Disability (CC-DC-049). You can also ask your attorney to fill out the form for you.

Submit the form to the Clerk's Office of the courthouse where your hearing is scheduled by mail or

in person.

If you are a party in the case, you only need to submit a single Interpreter Request Form. Once the

court receives your first timely request, the court will assign an interpreter for all proceedings at

which you are expected to appear. Other interested persons (victims and witnesses) must submit a

new Interpreter Request Form for each proceeding.

Washington County District Court and the Community

The following are resources available in the community to help with resolving a dispute.

Location: 36 W. Antietam Street

Hagerstown, MD 21740

Phone number: 240-420-4600

The Clerk’s Office is located on the first floor and the courtrooms are located on the second floor of

the court house.

Alternative Dispute Resolution 866-940-1729

Legal Aid 800-649-8813

Maryland Courts Self-Help Center 410-260-1392

People’s Law Library https://www.peoples-law.org/

Washington County Community Mediation Center 301-665-9262

Frederick County District Court and the Community

The following are resources available in the community to help with resolving a dispute.

Location: 100 West Patrick Street

Frederick, MD 21701

Phone number: 301-600-2008

The Clerk’s Office is located on the first floor and the courtrooms are located on the third floor of

the court house.

Alternative Dispute Resolution 866-940-1729

Legal Aid 301-694-7414

Maryland Courts Self-Help Center 410-260-1392

People’s Law Library https://www.peoples-law.org/

The links below are for District Court of Maryland Civil and Replevin/Detinue

information http://www.mdcourts.gov/legalhelp/moneyissues.html

http://www.mdcourts.gov/legalhelp/returnofproperty.html

Forms

Following is a link to all District Court forms: http://www.mdcourts.gov/district/dctcivforms.html

A growing amount of content on the Maryland Judiciary’s web site is now available in languages

other than English. The non-English pages provide forms, brochures, and other helpful information

about the Maryland Courts. The materials are available in Spanish, French, Russian, Korean and

Chinese. http://www.mdcourts.gov/courtlanguage/index.html.

The following forms initiate a civil case and include the defining characteristics of contested and

uncontested matters.

DCA-109 District Court’s Cost Schedule

DC-CV-001 Complaint/Application and Affidavit in Support of Judgment

CC-DC-088 Statement in Support of Waiver of Prepaid Costs by Clerk

CC-DC-089 Request for Waiver of Prepaid Costs

DC-CV-15 Request to File Foreign Judgment

DC-CV-104 Complaint and Affidavit for Judgment by Confession

The following form can be used to help you complete the Complaint form for both Large and Small

Claim cases.

CC-DC-001BR Small Claims Brochure

The following form may be used to request a change in a scheduled hearing or trial at the District

Court.

CC-DC-070 Motion for Postponement

The following forms can be used to help you collect your judgment.

CC-CV-60BR Post-Judgment Brochure

CC-DC-090 Request for Final Waiver of Open Costs

The following forms can be used to request a court interpreter or other special accommodation.

CC-DC-041 Request for Spoken Language Interpreter

CC-DC-049 Request for Accommodation for Person with Disability

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