Rule 37.28 Notice of Change of Address

If you've been released while your case is still going on, you need to tell the court clerk in writing whenever you move or change your address. This applies to you as the defendant, and it also applies to anyone who acted as your surety (the person or company who posted bond for you).

The court needs to know where to reach you and your surety at all times. If you change addresses and don't tell the clerk, the court may not be able to send you important notices about your case, like hearing dates or other deadlines. This could cause serious problems, including missing a court date without knowing it.

Keeping your address updated with the court is a simple step, but it matters a lot. It helps make sure you stay informed about your case and avoid missing anything important.