Yes, and yes.
You're right that it is no longer necessary. I think it changed in 2006.
Personally, I would contact the court clerk and BE SURE they have your correct address. Double-check the DOL, as well. The courts are only REQUIRED to send notices, etc. to the address on file with the DOL. However, many clerks will simply send them to the address on the citation. If, for example, you don't receive your hearing notice because it was sent to the wrong address, you can get the "default judgment" (failure to appear) set aside, but it's REALLY a hassle. It's much easier to do it right the first time.
You might want to read through this thread, if you haven't already. It will provide you with some procedural information.
Barry

