Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky Filing Fees and Waivers
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Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
CRITICAL
- Fee
- 1000
- Applies to
- Master commissioner sale expense advance
Within seven days after entry of the Judgment and Order of Sale, the plaintiff must advance $1,000 by certified check or money order for sale expenses; amounts used are taxed as costs, any surplus is refunded, and failure to pay timely cancels the sale.
Within seven days after the entry of the Judgment and Order of Sale, the plaintiff shall forward to the Master Commissioner a certified check or money order for $1,000.00 as an advance for expenses to be incurred by the Master Commissioner in relation to the sale. The amounts used from that advance shall be taxed as costs and included in the plaintiff’s judgment. Any surplus shall be refunded to the plaintiff in the Master Commissioner’s final accounting. Failure to timely advance this sum shall result in the sale’s cancellation.
WARNING
- Fee
- $175
- Applies to
- Warning order attorney fee
Warning Order Attorneys are entitled to a reasonable fee, customarily capped at $175 unless counsel demonstrates that a higher fee is warranted.
Warning Order Attorneys shall be entitled to a reasonable fee. The customary fee shall not exceed $175.00 unless counsel demonstrates that a higher fee is warranted under the circumstances.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Within seven days after entry of the Judgment and Order of Sale, the plaintiff must advance $1,000 by certified check or money order for sale expenses; amounts used are taxed as costs, any surplus is refunded, and failure to pay timely cancels the sale.
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