During the Government shutdown, all jurors should report to Court according to their jurors summons. The issuing of marriage licenses and performing marriage ceremonies will cease during the lapse, however starting on October 14, 2025, the District of Columbia Office of the Secretary will issue marriage licenses, certified copies of marriage licenses issued by the Secretary, and authorize religious and civil celebrants to perform weddings in the District of Columbia. For more details, visit our MARRIAGE page here: https://www.dccourts.gov/services/marriage-matters. Superior Court staff will continue to issue certified copies of vital records, which include certified copies of marriage certificates. More information can be found here: https://www.dccourts.gov/sites/default/files/matters-docs/DC_Courts_Shutdown_Plan.pdf
Operating Status
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The Family Court Social Services Division (FCSSD) is the District’s juvenile probation agency. FCSSD is responsible for serving and supervising juveniles involved in the “front-end” of the District’s juvenile justice system. Those juveniles include: all newly arrested youth entering the Court system in juvenile delinquency cases, Persons In Need of Supervision (PINS) cases and truancy cases, probation, and diversion matters. FCSSD currently has an average of 1,200 juveniles under its supervision. The mission of the Family Court Social Services Division (FCCSD) is to assist in the rehabilitation of youth through the provision of comprehensive services and probation supervision with an eye toward public safety to prevent recidivism and protect the community. FCSSD is responsible for all youth involved in DC’s juvenile justice system who are not committed to the Department of Youth Rehabilitative Services, that is those who are awaiting trial and those on probation.
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Contact
Family Court Social Services Division
Moultrie Courthouse
JM-600, 500 Indiana Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20001
General Information
202-508-1900
Hours of Operation
Mondays-Friday:
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Telephone Numbers
Interim Director: Tamira Roberson
202-508-1900 tamira.roberson [at] dcsc.gov (tamira[dot]roberson[at]dcsc[dot]gov)
Deputy Director: Camille Tucker
202-508-1900 camille.tucker [at] dcsc.gov (camille[dot]tucker[at]dcsc[dot]gov)
Assistant Deputy Director, Intake & Delinquency
Prevention (Acting): Ronald Williams
202-879-4247
Assistant Deputy Director Region I, Pre and
Post Supervision: Vonda Frayer
202-508-8295
Assistant Deputy Director Region II, Pre and
Post Supervision: Robert Bacon
202-508-1902
Chief Psychologist Child Guidance Clinic:
Dr. Katara Watkins-Laws
202-508-1922
"Open to All, Trusted by All, Justice for All"
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