Boone Circuit Court Filing Fees and Waivers
3 rules from official source documents
Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
- Applies to
- Probated will recording
If a will is admitted to probate, the petitioner or the petitioner's attorney is responsible for recording the will and order and paying the County Clerk's fees.
The petitioner or his or her attorney shall be responsible for the recording of the will and Order and the fees to the County Clerk if a will is admitted to probate.
- Applies to
- Initial petition
All required fees must be paid for the initial petition and case docketing.
An initial Petition and docketing of the case for the appointment of a personal representative, probate of a will or a similar initial proceeding shall be filed with the Probate Division of the District Clerk's office on the date of the hearing and all required fees shall be paid.
- Applies to
- Initial petition
An initial Petition for appointment of a fiduciary, probate of a will or similar initial proceeding shall be filed in the Probate division of the District Clerk's office, assigned a case number and all required fees paid, including a check payable to the County Clerk for recording the will and Order admitting same to probate if a will is involved.
An initial Petition for appointment of a fiduciary, probate of a will or similar initial proceeding shall be filed in the Probate division of the District Clerk's office, assigned a case number and all required fees paid, including a check payable to the County Clerk for recording the will and Order admitting same to probate if a will is involved.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Boone Circuit Court?
A fee is required for covered filings. If a will is admitted to probate, the petitioner or the petitioner's attorney is responsible for recording the will and order and paying the County Clerk's fees.
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