Carbon County District Court, Montana Filing Fees and Waivers
3 rules from official source documents
Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
- Applies to
- Motion for substitution of judge
A motion for substitution of judge must include the required filing fee when filed or it will be stricken.
All motions for the substitution of Judge shall be accompanied by the required filing fee at the time of filing, otherwise the motion shall be stricken.
- Applies to
- Filing required to be accompanied by filing fee
Documents subject to a filing fee must be accompanied by payment or a fee waiver approved in writing by the Court.
All pleadings, motions, and briefs shall be filed with the Clerk of Court. The Clerk of Court shall not accept or file any document required to be accompanied by a filing fee, unless the fee is paid or the Court has approved a fee waiver in writing.
- Applies to
- Facsimiled document
Facsimile filing does not change or delay required fees, which must be paid in the manner and time required by the Clerk.
The use of facsimile transmission shall not change or delay the required payment of fees. It shall be the obligation of the person filing the facsimiled document to pay any required fees in the manner and within the time required by the clerk of court.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Carbon County District Court, Montana?
A fee is required for covered filings. A motion for substitution of judge must include the required filing fee when filed or it will be stricken.
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