Anderson County Circuit Court, Kentucky Filing Fees and Waivers

CRITICAL

Applies to

Notice of appeal

When filing a proper notice of appeal, pay any costs required by the Civil Rules.

A. Upon the filing of a proper notice of appeal in the District Court and the payment of costs as may be required by the Civil Rules, the Clerk shall forward the entire original record as described in CR 72.04 to the Clerk of the Circuit Court.

CRITICAL

Fee

$2500

Applies to

Order requiring advertisement or appraisal

An order requiring advertisement or appraisal must be accompanied by a deposit sufficient to cover estimated costs and of at least $2,500; the Commissioner will not submit the order or proceed until the deposit is made.

When any order is submitted to the Commissioner requiring advertisement or appraisal, the party submitting the order shall deposit with the Commissioner an amount sufficient to pay the estimated costs of the proposed advertisement and/or appraisal, but not less than two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500.00). The Commissioner shall not submit the order to the Court nor cause an advertisement or appraisal to be made until such deposit is made.

WARNING

The Commissioner is entitled to the fees specified in AP Part IV, Section 8.

The Commissioner shall be entitled to those fees set forth in AP Part IV, Sec. 8.

WARNING

Fee

200

For residential sales requiring an appraisal, each appraiser’s fee is $200 unless the Court orders otherwise.

In all residential sales where an appraisal is required, the fee of each appraiser shall be $200.00, unless otherwise ordered by the Court.

WARNING

The Court sets appraisal fees for commercial, farm, and other sales.

Appraisal fees for commercial, farm and other sales shall be set by the court.

WARNING

The appraisal fee must be paid from the proceeds of sale.

The fee shall be paid from the proceeds of sale.

INFO

The Commissioner may charge and collect a fee under AP Part IV, Section 4-18.

The Commissioner may charge and collect a fee in accordance with AP Part IV, section 4-18.