Court Rules

15th Judicial Circuit Court, Ogle County, Illinois Filing Fees and Waivers

17 rules from official source documents

Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Pleading

A pleading must be accompanied by any required filing fee or an application to sue or defend as an indigent person for the Clerk to accept it.

The Clerk shall not accept a pleading for filing or electronic filing unless the pleading is accompanied by any required filing fee or an application to sue or defend as an indigent person pursuant to S. Ct. R. 298 and 735 ILCS 5/5-105.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Petition

The required fee for a supplemental-proceeding petition must be paid when the petition is filed.

The required fee shall be paid when the petition is filed.

CRITICAL

Statutory filing fees must be paid through the EFM to achieve valid filing status unless waived.

The payment of statutory filing fees to the Clerk in order to achieve valid filing status, unless otherwise waived, shall be as authorized through the EFM.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Jury demand

A petitioner or claimant filing a jury demand must pay the required jury fee when filing the petition or claim.

Rule 9.13 Jury Demand. A petitioner or claimant desirous of a jury trial under the Act must file a jury demand with the Clerk and pay the required fee when the petition or claim is filed.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Appearance

The appearance fee must be paid when the appearance is filed.

The appearance fee shall be paid when the appearance is filed.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Appearance

The appearance fee must be paid when the appearance is filed.

The appearance fee shall be paid when the appearance is filed.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Statutory filing fee

Statutory filing fees must be paid through the EFM as authorized unless waived.

The payment of statutory filing fees to the Clerk in order to achieve valid filing status, unless otherwise waived, shall be as authorized through the EFM.

CRITICAL

A pleading must include its required fee or an indigency application; an indigency-petition filing is considered filed when e-filed or properly presented, and the Clerk must promptly present the petition to the Court.

The Clerk shall not accept a pleading for filing or electronic filing unless the pleading is accompanied by any required filing fee or an application to sue or defend as an indigent person pursuant to S. Ct. R. 298 and 735 ILCS 5/5-105. A pleading accompanied by a petition to sue or defend as an indigent person is considered filed when it is electronically filed or properly presented to the Clerk for filing. The Clerk shall promptly present all petitions to sue or defend as an indigent person to the Court for consideration.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Appearance

One appearance filed for several parties requires one appearance fee; separate appearances require separate fees.

If a single appearance is filed for several parties, a single appearance fee shall be paid. If separate appearances are entered for several parties, either by the same or different attorneys, separate appearance fees shall be paid.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Jury demand

An opposing party filing a jury demand must pay the fee when filing its answer or other responsive pleading.

A representative or other party in interest opposing the petition or claim that desires a jury trial must file a jury demand and pay the fee when filing the answer or other responsive pleading.

WARNING

Applies to
Appearance

A person cited in supplementary proceedings under 735 ILCS 5/2-1401 is not required to pay an appearance fee.

No appearance fee shall be required of a person cited in supplementary proceedings under the provisions of 735 ILCS 5/2-1401.

WARNING

Filing-fee payment is stayed until the Court rules on an included fee-waiver request.

When the E-filing includes a request for waiver of fees pursuant to S. Ct. R. 298, payment of the fees shall be stayed until the Court rules on the request.

WARNING

Applies to
Fee waiver request

When an E-filing includes a fee-waiver request under S. Ct. R. 298, payment of the fees is stayed until the Court rules on the request.

When the E-filing includes a request for waiver of fees pursuant to S. Ct. R. 298, payment of the fees shall be stayed until the Court rules on the request.

WARNING

Applies to
Motion to vacate sealing order

A person or entity seeking access to a sealed or impounded case, record, or document, regardless of whether they were a party in the original case and regardless of whether the case is pending or closed, may, on the proper filing of an appearance and if required, paying the appropriate filing fee, file a motion requesting the order sealing or impounding the case, records, or document be vacated.

A person or entity seeking access to a sealed or impounded case, record, or document, regardless of whether they were a party in the original case and regardless of whether the case is pending or closed, may, on the proper filing of an appearance and if required, paying the appropriate filing fee, file a motion requesting the order sealing or impounding the case, records, or document be vacated.

WARNING

Applies to
Jury demand

A jury fee will not be reimbursed if the jury trial is subsequently waived.

The jury fee, once paid, shall not be reimbursed on a subsequent waiver of jury.

WARNING

If no estate assets remain, costs may be waived and unpaid fees and expenses may be barred under section 15 of the Act.

If no assets remain in the estate, costs may be waived, and other fees and expenses unpaid may be barred pursuant to section 15 of the Act.

INFO

Applies to
Request for extended media coverage or objection

No filing fee is charged for a request for or objection to extended media coverage.

There shall be no filing fees associated with filing a request for extended media coverage or an objection to extended media coverage.

Common questions about 15th Judicial Circuit Court, Ogle County, Illinois filing fees and waivers rules

Are filing fees or waivers addressed in 15th Judicial Circuit Court, Ogle County, Illinois?

A fee is required for covered filings. A pleading must be accompanied by any required filing fee or an application to sue or defend as an indigent person for the Clerk to accept it.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 21, section Rule 3.2(b) Filing Fee

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