Spencer County Courts, Indiana Filing Fees and Waivers
11 rules from official source documents
Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
- Fee
- 35
- Applies to
- Transcript
Court reporters may charge a minimum fee of $35 per transcript.
6. Court Reporters shall be allowed to charge a minimum fee of $35.00 per transcript.
- Applies to
- Transcript binding and electronic transmission supplies
Court reporters may charge for supplies used to bind and electronically transmit a transcript, limited to the amount paid for those supplies.
8. Court Reporters may charge a reasonable amount of the office supplies required and utilized for the binding and electronic transmission of the transcript. The costs of these supplies shall be the amount that was paid for these items as a reimbursement to the Court Reporter.
- Fee
- 2
- Applies to
- Expedited county or state indigent transcript
For an expedited county or state indigent transcript, the reporter may charge an additional $2.00 per page if the reporter agrees to the request.
If a court reporter agrees to a request for an expedited transcript, a court reporter may charge an additional $2.00 per page.
- Fee
- 5
- Applies to
- County or state indigent transcript
The per-page fee cap for a county or state indigent transcript is $5.00, or $5.50 if the reporter includes headers.
The maximum per page fee a court reporter may charge for the preparation of a county or state indigent transcript shall be $5.00 ($5.50 if headers are included by the reporter);
- Applies to
- Drug court chemical testing
The schedule includes Drug Court chemical testing fees but does not state an amount.
(4) Drug Court chemical testing fees.
- Fee
- 25
- Applies to
- Drug court transfer
The schedule lists a $25 Drug Court transfer fee per participant for each transfer, payable to the Clerk of the Court.
(3) A Drug Court transfer fee of $25.00 per participant, per transfer, payable to the Clerk of the Court; and
- Fee
- 5
- Applies to
- Private transcript
The per-page fee cap for a private transcript is $5.00, or $5.50 if the reporter includes headers.
The maximum per page fee a court reporter may charge for the preparation of a private transcript shall be $5.00 ($5.50 if headers are included by the reporter).
- Fee
- 100
- Applies to
- Drug court participation
The schedule lists a $100 Drug Court administration fee per participant, payable to the Clerk of the Court.
(1) A Drug Court administration fee of $100.00, per participant, payable to the Clerk of the Court;
- Fee
- 50
- Applies to
- Drug court participation
The schedule lists a $50 Drug Court user fee for each month of participation, payable to the Clerk of the Court.
(2) A Drug Court user fee of $50.00 per month for every month that an individual participates in Drug Court, payable to the Clerk of the Court;
- Fee
- 2
- Applies to
- Transcript copy
A transcript copy, including exhibits, costs no more than $2.00 per page, and an electronic transcript is charged at $2.00 per page.
The maximum per page fee a court reporter may charge for the copy of a transcript, including exhibits, is $2.00. The charge of a transcript provided in an electronic format shall also be $2.00 per page.
- Applies to
- Transcript binding and exhibit binders
Court reporters may charge for time spent binding transcripts and exhibit binders at an hourly rate based on their annual court compensation.
7. Court Reporters may charge an additional charge for labor performed in time spent in binding the transcript and the exhibit binders. The additional charge shall be at the hourly rate based upon the court reporter’s annual court compensation.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Spencer County Courts, Indiana?
Court reporters may charge a minimum fee of $35 per transcript.
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