Prosecutor FAQs

  1. I have been a victim of identity theft, what do I do?
  2. I need child support. Can you help me?
  3. I want a divorce, I want to sue someone, or I want to adopt a child. Can the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office help me?
  4. Does the Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office provide copies of police reports?
  5. Can I talk to the elected Prosecuting Attorney? I think that's the person who is working on my case.
  6. Where do I report for jury duty?
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  1. How do I get a restraining order?
  2. I want a protection order to keep my husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, or other person away from me. Will the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office do this for me?
  3. How do I find out if an offender has been released from jail or prison?
  4. I feel that a crime has been committed. How do I press charges? Can I report a crime directly to the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office?
  5. What is my court date?
  6. I am a victim in a criminal case and I want to drop the charges. Can I do that?
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  1. Why am I a witness? I didn't see the crime occur.
  2. Where do I park as a witness in a criminal case?
  3. As a witness, do I have to talk in front of the defendant in court?
  4. Who will be with me in court?
  5. How long will I be at court as a witness?
  6. What do I do if I can't attend court as a witness on the date stated in the subpoena?
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  1. I have a complaint about my attorney. Who do I contact?
  2. Is there a warrant out for me?
  3. Can I get my warrant quashed?
  4. Who is my attorney?
  5. What happens at arraignment?
  6. Can I just pay my fine(s) and not have a court date?
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