McCracken Circuit Court Filing Fees and Waivers
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Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
- Fee
- $50
- Applies to
- Motion to modify support custody or visitation
A $50 reopening fee applies to motions to modify support, custody, or visitation brought by a private attorney or filed pro se, including when the original action was filed without Title IV-D costs, unless the motion is brought in forma pauperis.
Motions to modify regarding support, custody or visitation brought by a private attorney or filed by a party pro se, shall be assessed a reopening fee of $50.00, regardless of whether the original action was filed without costs under Title IV-D, unless the motion is brought in forma pauperis.
- Fee
- 50
- Applies to
- Motion for contempt used to disguise other relief
Rule. However, any Motion for Contempt (or Rule) which is used to disguise other relief will be With regard to FCRPP3 (6) the reopening fee does not apply to Motions for Contempt/Motions for payment of a reopening fee. assessed a $50.00 reopening fee if the Court determines that the motion is an attempt to circumvent the
Rule. However, any Motion for Contempt (or Rule) which is used to disguise other relief will be With regard to FCRPP3 (6) the reopening fee does not apply to Motions for Contempt/Motions for payment of a reopening fee. assessed a $50.00 reopening fee if the Court determines that the motion is an attempt to circumvent the
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in McCracken Circuit Court?
A fee is required for covered filings, and the rule identifies waiver availability. A $50 reopening fee applies to motions to modify support, custody, or visitation brought by a private attorney or filed pro se, including when the original action was filed without Title IV-D costs, unless the motion is brought in forma pauperis.
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