Use this form if you are an attorney and wish to apply to the Appointed Attorneys Program. Visit mdcourts.gov/appointedattorneys for more information about the District Court of Maryland Appointed Attorneys Program.

Use this form when filing a petition to enforce an out-of-state child custody order and you want the court to issue a warrant to take physical custody of the child(ren).

Use this form to request to view public court records in person at a District Court for one (1) case. Case types include: traffic, criminal, civil, and other case records. If you wish to view multiple cases, complete the DC-034A to list all cases.

Use this form if you are a surety who have posted a bond and are requesting the bond be used to pay fines/costs, restitution, and/or be sent to a specific person wish the bond amount to be assigned to pay fines/costs or restitution.

An attorney may use this form in cases in which a child consents to adoption.

An attorney may use this affidavit form in cases in which a parent consents to a public/private agency guardianship.

An attorney may use this affidavit form in cases in which a parent consents to adoption.

File this form as proof that you completed the orientation and/or the training program for guardians of the person and property.

Custodians of juvenile records may use this form to inform the court of compliance with an order for expungement. 

Use this form to certify to the court that documents were mailed or hand delivered to a party in a case.

Use this form to certify specified documents were served (making sure the necessary parties get a copy of the papers being filed with the court) by first-class mail.

Use this form if you are law enforcement, a physician, or other qualified person to certify personal observation of the evaluee or the evaluee’s behavior and based on the observation or other information have reason to believe that the evaluee has a mental disorder and presents a danger to the life or safety to themselves or others.

Complete and attach this form to a complaint in a family case.

Use this form if you are a forfeiting authority in possession of seized monies of a defendant in which the property is alleged to be associated with criminal activity and presumed to be subject to forfeiture.

NOTE: This form has been revised as of 10/01/2023. See Public Notice for additional details