Glenn Superior Court Filing Fees and Waivers

CRITICAL

A document may not be filed, received, or forwarded to the Judge for review unless accompanied by the full, correct filing fee or an approved fee-waiver application.

Documents shall not be filed, received, or forwarded to the Judge for review unless the full, correct filing fee, or an approved application for waiver of fees, accompanies such document.

CRITICAL

Fee

$20

Applies to

Stipulation and order

A $20 filing fee must accompany a stipulation and order when presented or the documents will not be processed.

The fee for filing a stipulation and order, regardless of the title of said document, is $20. Unless such fee accompanies the document(s) when presented, the documents will not be processed.

CRITICAL

Fee

$25

Applies to

Returned check

A payor whose check is returned without payment must pay a $25 insufficient-check charge, in addition to reimbursement, by cash or cashier's check.

Pursuant to CCP § 411.20 regarding a check which is returned without payment, the payor shall pay, in addition to reimbursement for the returned check, $25 insufficient check charge to Superior Court of California, County of Glenn in cash or cashier's check.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Papers covered by returned check

Papers covered by a returned check will be stricken if reimbursement and the insufficient-check charge are not paid within the applicable time limit.

If both the reimbursement and the insufficient check charges are not paid within said time limit, any papers covered by the returned check will be stricken from the Court's record.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Continuance request

Requests to continue settlement conferences, case management conferences, or trials must include supporting declarations and the proper filing fee, whether contested or uncontested.

Requests for continuances of settlement conferences, case management conferences, or trials, whether contested or uncontested, are to be requested with supporting declarations and proper filing fee.

CRITICAL

Fee

$20

Applies to

Continuance request

The fee for continuance of any calendared event, which is continued at the request of a party, is $20 (GC70617(c)(1). This fee is payable at the time the request is made, whether orally or in writing.

The fee for continuance of any calendared event, which is continued at the request of a party, is $20 (GC70617(c)(1). This fee is payable at the time the request is made, whether orally or in writing.

CRITICAL

Fee

$20

Applies to

Continuance request

If the $20 continuance fee is unpaid before the continued event, the event is dropped from the calendar and may be reset only after all moving papers are re-filed.

If the $20 fee is not paid prior to the date of the continued event, the event will be dropped from the calendar, to be reset only upon the re-filing of all moving papers.

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Fee

$60

Applies to

Trial continuance request

A party-requested trial continuance costs $60.

The fee for continuance of any trial, which is continued at the request of a party, is $60.

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Applies to

Appointment of guardian or conservator

Waived filing fees are recoverable when a guardian or conservator is appointed and, if reimbursable, are due before letters issue.

Filing fees waived pursuant to CRC Rule 3.50 et seq and GC § 68633 are recoverable at the time of appointment of the guardian or conservator. If the guardian or conservator can reimburse the Court for waived fees, said fees shall be due and payable prior to the issuance of letters.

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Fee

$275

Applies to

Subpoena

A $275 subpoena fee is required.

A subpoena fee of $275.00 is required.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Stipulation modifying existing order

A stipulation seeking modification of an existing order must be presented to the court with the appropriate filing fees.

The stipulation shall then be presented to the court along with appropriate filing fees.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Continuance

A continuance fee must be paid to the Court Clerk’s office when the continuance is filed.

A continuance fee shall be paid to the Court Clerk’s office at the time of filing.

WARNING

Within three years after an in forma pauperis grant, the Court may consider changed financial circumstances and order repayment of all or part of waived fees and costs.

At any time within three years after the Court has granted a litigant permission to proceed in forma pauperis, the Clerk or Court Collection Division may notify the Court of any change in financial condition, which may enable the litigant to pay all, or a portion of the fees and costs, which had been waived. The Court may authorize the Clerk or the Court Collection Division to require the litigant to appear before and be examined by the Court. The Court may then order the litigant to pay to the Court such sum and in such a manner as the Court deems appropriate given the litigant's ability to pay.