Bullitt County District Court, Kentucky
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
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Filing & Service rules
Filing Fees and Waivers
Payments may be made by the listed methods; credit-card payments are limited to $2,500, and credit and debit card fees apply.
Payment Options: Cash, in-state personal check, certified check, cashier's check, money order, credit card (up to $2,500) and debit card (fee applies for credit/debit).
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Personal checks must include the payer's Social Security number, birth date, and phone number.
Personal checks must have Social Security number, birth date and phone number.
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Bonds and restitution must be paid by cash, cashier's check, certified check, or credit card up to $2,500.
Bonds and restitution require cash, cashier's check, certified check or credit card (up to $2,500).
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Cold-check payments must be made in cash or by certified check.
Cold-check payments require cash or certified check.
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Payments should be made payable to the Bullitt Circuit Court Clerk.
All payments should be made payable to Bullitt Circuit Court Clerk.
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A driver's license is required to post bond or pick up a check.
Driver's license required for posting bond or picking up check.
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Payments may be made online through ePay.
Pay online with ePay.
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Chambers Communication Rules
Callers should choose the phone-menu option that matches the information or court service they need.
When prompted, choose: General Information: Hours, Address, Fax Number, Bonds, Court Cases, Vehicle Registration, Passports, Deeds, Marriage License and Warrants Jury Recording District Criminal, Traffic Violations and Misdemeanors Circuit Criminal + Civil Probate and Guardianship Family Court, including Divorce, Domestic Violence, Juvenile and Emergency Custody Payment Information Jury questions District Civil, Evictions and Small Claims
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To access case records, contact the clerk's office by calling or visiting it.
Call or visit the office to access case records.
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