Any attorney representing a defendant in this Court must first file an Entry of Appearance prior to the scheduled court date and time with the Clerk's office either in person or mail. The Clerk's office will also accept an E.O.A. via email as a PDF attachment to this email.

Please do not mail or fax duplicate copies if you have previously submitted them via email.

In areas of conflict, the Court request notice at least 30 days prior to the scheduled court date and time. Concerning newly retained cases, the Court request a courtesy notice at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled court date and time.

The Clerk's office will respond to your request within 24 hours during normal business hours Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

If you wish to pay your citation prior to your court date, you may do so by the following methods: You can pay online, or in person at Dunwoody Municipal Court. (Acceptable forms of payment include: Master Card, Visa, Money Order, or Cash (in person only). No personal checks accepted.

Please be sure to have your citation number available to have your payment processed.

Probation Services

Dunwoody Municipal Court has contracted with Professional Probation Services to provide supervisory services for those individuals placed on probation by our court. Professional Probation Services monitors defendants who have been ordered by the Court to complete special conditions while on probation in addition to monitoring those defendants that have been ordered to pay fines and/or fees as assessed by the Court.

The Dunwoody Municipal Court staff is pleased to assist you with any questions regarding our Court and courtroom procedures. Please remember that our court staff cannot answer legal questions, nor give you legal advice regarding what to do with your case. If you need legal advice, please consult with an attorney of your choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you are appearing in court, you should dress appropriately and in a manner that shows respect for the court.

Please note the following attire is not appropriate in a courtroom setting: Miniskirts or shorts, Ripped or torn jeans exposing skin/body parts, Flip flops, Sunglasses (unless prescribed), Hats inside the courtroom (except those worn for religious purposes), T-shirts depicting violence, sexual acts, profanity, or illegal drugs, Baggy pants that fall below the waist, Tube or halter tops/spaghetti straps/plunging necklines/midriffs. Muscle shirts (usually worn as undergarments).