Can I get a missed court date reset?

Possibly. Courts routinely recall warrants and reset hearings where the failure is explained and the person comes forward.

What supports it: documentation of the reason, no prior failures to appear, prompt action, and counsel filing a proper motion rather than the person simply showing up unannounced.

What works against it: a pattern of missed dates, a lengthy delay before addressing it, or a serious underlying charge.

Practical point on notice. Court dates are frequently mailed, and people move. If your address changed and notice went to the old one, that's a real explanation — but it's stronger if you can show when you moved and that you'd notified someone. Keeping your address current with the clerk and with counsel prevents this entirely.

Whether you appear in person to address it, or counsel handles it, depends on the circuit and the charge.