Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, General Division Filing Fees and Waivers

Applies to

Civil action or proceeding

A security-for-costs deposit must be made before filing a civil action or proceeding unless otherwise provided by law.

Unless otherwise provided by law, no civil action or proceeding will be accepted by the Clerk of Courts for filing unless the party or parties filing the action have first deposited a sum to secure the payment of the costs.

Fee

$250

Applies to

Civil complaint

The security deposit for a civil complaint is $250, including special project fees.

Civil Complaint $250.00 *

Fee

$475

Applies to

Foreclosure complaint

The security deposit for a foreclosure civil complaint is $475, including special project fees.

Civil Complaint - Foreclosure $475.00 *

Fee

$250

Applies to

Administrative appeal

The security deposit for an administrative appeal is $250.

Administrative Appeal $250.00

Fee

$175

Applies to

Cognovits

The security deposit for a cognovits filing is $175.

Cognovits $175.00

Fee

$125

Applies to

Foreign judgment

The security deposit for a foreign judgment is $125.

Foreign Judgment $125.00

Fee

$250

Applies to

Replevin

The security deposit for a replevin filing is $250.

Replevin $250.00

Fee

$75

Applies to

Third party or intervening complaint

The security deposit for a third-party or intervening complaint is $75.

Third Party/Intervening Complaint $75.00

Fee

$75

Applies to

Counterclaim crossclaim or amended complaint

The security deposit for a counterclaim, crossclaim, or amended complaint is $75.

Counter Claim/ Cross Claim/ Amend Complaint $75.00

Fee

$150

Applies to

Service by publication civil action

The security deposit for service by publication is $150 for a civil action and $250 for a foreclosure case.

Service by Publication (Civil Action / Foreclosure) $150.00 / $250.00

Fee

$1100

Applies to

First order of sale

The security deposit is $1,100 for the first order of sale in a case and $600 for each subsequent order of sale.

$1,100.00 for the first order of sale in a case and $600.00 for all subsequent orders of sale.

Fee

$25

Applies to

Common pleas certificate of judgment

The fee for a Common Pleas certificate of judgment is $25.

Certificate of Judgment - Common Pleas $25.00

Fee

$20

Applies to

Foreign court certificate of judgment

The fee for a foreign-court certificate of judgment is $20.

Certificate of Judgment - Foreign Court $20.00

Fee

$15

Applies to

Certificate for transfer

The fee for a certificate for transfer is $15.

Certificate for Transfer $15.00

Fee

$5

Applies to

Release of lien

The fee for a release of lien is $5.

Release of Lien $5.00

Fee

$1

Applies to

Exemplified copy

The fee for an exemplified copy is $1.

Exemplified Copy $1.00

Fee

$1

Applies to

Certified copy

The fee for a certified copy is $1.

Certified Copy $1.00

Fee

$30

Applies to

Motion to modify revive or vacate

The fee for a motion to modify, revive, or vacate is $30.

Motion to Modify, Revive, Vacate $30.00

Fee

$40

Applies to

Order in aid

The fee for an order in aid is $40.

Order in Aid $40.00

Fee

$80

Applies to

Garnishment other than personal earnings

The fee for garnishment other than personal earnings is $80 for one bank, with an additional $10 for each additional bank.

Garnishment - Other Than $80.00 **

Fee

$85

Applies to

Personal earnings garnishment

The fee for a personal-earnings garnishment is $85.

Garnishment - Personal Earnings $85.00

Fee

$3

Applies to

Writ of execution

The fee for a writ of execution is $3.

Writ of Execution $3.00

Fee

$5

Applies to

Newly filed case with additional defendants

A newly filed case with more than ten defendants requires the standard deposit plus $5 for each defendant beyond ten.

In newly filed cases where the number of defendants exceeds ten, the Clerk of Courts will require the standard deposit and a deposit of $5.00 for each additional defendant.

Applies to

Transferred municipal crossclaim

A cross-claimant in a transferred municipal case must post security equal to the amount required for an original filing in Common Pleas court when the prayer exceeds the municipal court’s jurisdiction.

On cases transferred to this court from the municipal court in which the prayer of the cross-claimant exceeds that court’s monetary jurisdiction, the cross-claimant must post security for costs in a sum equal to the amount required as if the case was originally filed in this court.

Applies to

Poverty affidavit

A party unable to pay court costs must submit the court-prescribed completed poverty affidavit, after which the Clerk accepts the filing without costs, subject to possible further inquiry by the trial judge.

If a party is unable to pay court costs, then the party must submit a poverty affidavit requesting to have such charges waived on the form prescribed by the court. The completed affidavit must be submitted to the Clerk of Courts who will accept the filing without costs. Once the case is assigned, the trial judge may make further inquiry into the party’s ability to pay costs and order payment where appropriate.

Applies to

De novo arbitration appeal

Upon filing the de novo appeal notice and affidavit, the appellant must repay the clerk all fees received by the arbitration panel or single arbitrator.

Upon filing the notice of appeal de novo and affidavit, the appellant must repay the clerk for all fees received by members of the arbitration panel or the single arbitrator.

Applies to

Security for costs

A civil action or proceeding must be accompanied by a security deposit unless otherwise provided by law.

(A) Unless otherwise provided by law, no civil action or proceeding will be accepted by the Clerk of Courts for filing unless the party or parties filing the action have first deposited a sum to secure the payment of the costs.

Applies to

Court costs

A party unable to pay court costs must submit the court-prescribed poverty affidavit, after which the Clerk will accept the filing without costs, although the trial judge may later inquire and order payment.

If a party is unable to pay court costs, then the party must submit a poverty affidavit requesting to have such charges waived on the form prescribed by the court. The completed affidavit must be submitted to the Clerk of Courts who will accept the filing without costs. Once the case is assigned, the trial judge may make further inquiry into the party’s ability to pay costs and order payment where appropriate.

Fee

$10

Applies to

Complaint, transcript for appeal, or lien

A $10.00 advance publication fee is required for new cases, calendars, motions, dockets, and notices when filing a complaint, transcript for appeal, or lien, and the fee may be taxed as costs.

For the publication of new cases, calendars, motions, dockets and notices the publisher of the daily law journal shall receive ten dollars ($10.00), to be paid in advance by the party filing a complaint, transcript for appeal or a lien, to be taxed in the costs and collected as other costs and as provided in O.R.C. 2701.09.

Fee

$5

Applies to

Daily law journal abstract entry

A $5.00 charge applies for each required daily law journal abstract entry, and the Clerk of Courts must tax that amount as costs.

The publisher of the daily law journal shall receive the sum of five dollars ($5.00) for each required entry in the daily law journal published in the "abstract," and the Clerk of Courts shall tax as costs the sum of five dollars ($5.00) for each entry made.

Applies to

Appeal de novo

Upon filing the de novo appeal notice and affidavit, the appellant must repay the clerk all fees received by the arbitration panel or arbitrator.

Upon filing the notice of appeal de novo and affidavit, the appellant must repay the clerk for all fees received by members of the arbitration panel or the single arbitrator.

Fee

66

Applies to

Special process server application

The Special Process Server application requires a filing fee of $66.00 plus any applicable Special Project Fees.

The cost for filing this application is $66.00 plus any applicable Special Project Fees.

Fee

$4000

Applies to

Special appraisal deposit

In foreclosure cases requiring a special appraisal, the party ordering the sheriff’s sale must deposit $4,000 with the clerk after sheriff notification.

(1) In all foreclosure cases in which a special appraisal is necessary, upon notification by the sheriff, the party ordering a sheriff’s sale must make a $4,000 deposit with the clerk against the cost of the special appraisal.

Applies to

Special appraisal deposit

A special appraisal cannot proceed until the required deposit has been made.

(3) No special appraisal may be undertaken until such deposit is made.

Applies to

Special appraisal deposit

If the special appraisal’s actual cost exceeds the deposited amount, the party ordering the sheriff’s sale must deposit the additional balance after receiving notice of the actual cost.

(4) If the actual cost of the special appraisal is greater than the amount deposited, upon notification by the sheriff of the actual cost of the special appraisal, the party ordering a sheriff’s sale must make an additional deposit for the balance.

Fee

$10

Applies to

Court notice publication

The publisher must receive $10 in advance for publication of new cases, calendars, motions, dockets, and notices, with the charge taxed as and collected with other costs.

For the publication of new cases, calendars, motions, dockets and notices the publisher of the daily law journal shall receive ten dollars ($10.00), to be paid in advance by the party filing a complaint, transcript for appeal or a lien, to be taxed in the costs and collected as other costs and as provided in O.R.C. 2701.09.

Applies to

Mediation

When a case is referred to a mediator outside the court's dispute resolution department, the parties share the mediation cost in proportions they agree upon.

If the case is referred to a mediator other than the court's dispute resolution department, the parties will share the cost of the mediation in such proportions as they may agree.

Fee

$66

Applies to

Special process server application

Filing a Special Process Server application costs $66.00 plus any applicable Special Project Fees.

The cost for filing this application is $66.00 plus any applicable Special Project Fees.

Applies to

Court cost payment

The Clerk accepts approved credit cards and electronic checks and may charge convenience fees at rates set by the financial transaction provider.

The Clerk of Courts will accept payment via certain credit cards approved by its financial transaction provider. The Clerk of Courts is authorized to collect convenience fees for the use of credit cards and electronic checks. The convenience fee rates are set by the clerk’s financial transaction provider.

Applies to

Supplemental pleading service

For supplemental pleadings in multiparty cases, the Clerk may require the requesting party to advance a clerk-estimated amount for service.

In cases with multiple parties where there are supplemental pleadings filed, the Clerk of Courts may require the party requesting service to advance an amount estimated by the clerk.

Applies to

Court appointed representative fees

The court may require an additional deposit to pay fees for court-appointed representatives.

The court may require an additional deposit from which fees for court-appointed representatives may be paid.

Fee

$250

Applies to

Recreated order of sale

The Clerk may charge $250 to recreate a lost or destroyed order of sale, and a party may request waiver for good cause shown.

The Clerk may charge a fee of $250.00 for the re-creation of a lost or destroyed order of sale. A party may move the court to waive this fee for good cause shown.

Applies to

De novo arbitration appeal

A party may file a poverty affidavit and motion requesting waiver of appeal fees with the de novo appeal notice.

A poverty affidavit with a motion requesting waiver of the appeal fees may be filed with the notice of the appeal de novo.

Fee

250 $

Applies to

Civil complaint

The security deposit for a civil complaint is $250.

Civil Complaint $250.00 *

Fee

475 $

Applies to

Foreclosure complaint

The security deposit for a foreclosure civil complaint is $475.

Civil Complaint - Foreclosure $475.00 *

Fee

250 $

Applies to

Administrative appeal

The security deposit for an administrative appeal is $250.

Administrative Appeal $250.00

Fee

175 $

Applies to

Cognovits

The security deposit for a cognovits filing is $175.

Cognovits $175.00

Fee

125 $

Applies to

Foreign judgment

The security deposit for a foreign judgment filing is $125.

Foreign Judgment $125.00

Fee

250 $

Applies to

Replevin

The security deposit for a replevin filing is $250.

Replevin $250.00

Fee

75 $

Applies to

Third party or intervening complaint

The security deposit for a third-party or intervening complaint is $75.

Third Party/Intervening Complaint $75.00

Fee

75 $

Applies to

Counterclaim crossclaim or amended complaint

The security deposit for a counterclaim, cross-claim, or amended complaint is $75.

Counter Claim/ Cross Claim/ Amend Complaint $75.00

Fee

150 $

Applies to

Service by publication

The security deposit for service by publication is $150 in a civil action and $250 in a foreclosure action.

Service by Publication (Civil Action / Foreclosure) $150.00 / $250.00

Fee

1100 $

Applies to

First order of sale

The security deposit is $1,100 for the first order of sale in a case and $600 for each subsequent order.

$1,100.00 for the first order of sale in a case and $600.00 for all subsequent orders of sale.

Fee

25 $

Applies to

Common pleas certificate of judgment

The security deposit for a Common Pleas certificate of judgment is $25.

Certificate of Judgment - Common Pleas $25.00

Fee

20 $

Applies to

Foreign court certificate of judgment

The security deposit for a foreign-court certificate of judgment is $20.

Certificate of Judgment - Foreign Court $20.00

Fee

15 $

Applies to

Certificate for transfer

The security deposit for a certificate for transfer is $15.

Certificate for Transfer $15.00

Fee

30 $

Applies to

Motion to modify revive or vacate

The security deposit for a motion to modify, revive, or vacate is $30.

Motion to Modify, Revive, Vacate $30.00

Fee

40 $

Applies to

Order in aid

The security deposit for an order in aid is $40.

Order in Aid $40.00

Fee

80 $

Applies to

Garnishment other than personal earnings

The security deposit for a garnishment other than one for personal earnings is $80 for one bank.

Garnishment - Other Than $80.00 **

Fee

85 $

Applies to

Personal earnings garnishment

The security deposit for a garnishment for personal earnings is $85.

Garnishment - Personal Earnings $85.00

Fee

10 $

Applies to

Garnishment additional bank fee

An additional $10 security deposit is required for each additional bank in the specified garnishment filing.

Fee for one bank, $10 each additional bank

Fee

250

Applies to

Re creation of lost or destroyed order of sale

The Clerk may charge $250 to recreate a lost or destroyed order of sale, but a party may move to waive the fee for good cause.

The Clerk may charge a fee of $250.00 for the re-creation of a lost or destroyed order of sale. A party may move the court to waive this fee for good cause shown.

Applies to

Appeal de novo

A party may file a poverty affidavit and motion requesting waiver of de novo appeal fees with the notice of appeal.

A poverty affidavit with a motion requesting waiver of the appeal fees may be filed with the notice of the appeal de novo.

Fee

$246

Applies to

Felony preliminary hearing in municipal or county court

The assigned-counsel fee for a felony preliminary hearing in municipal or county court is $246.

Preliminary Hearings/Felony in Municipal or $246 County Court

Fee

$2870

Applies to

Felony degree 4 or 5 proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a degree 4 or 5 felony is $2,870.

Felony (degrees 4-5) $2,870

Fee

$1640

Applies to

Misdemeanor degree 1 to 4 proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a degree 1 through 4 misdemeanor is $1,640.

Misdemeanor (degrees 1-4) $1,640

Fee

$2050

Applies to

Misdemeanor ovi bac proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a misdemeanor OVI or BAC proceeding is $2,050.

Misdemeanor OVI/BAC $2,050

Fee

$410

Applies to

Contempt of court proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a contempt-of-court proceeding is $410.

Contempt of court $410

Fee

$615

Applies to

Probation or community control violation

The assigned-counsel fee for a probation or community-control violation is $615.

Violation (Probation/ Community Control) $615

Fee

$615

Applies to

Sex offender classification proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a sex-offender classification proceeding is $615.

Sex Offender Classification $615

Fee

$615

Applies to

Other proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for an other proceeding is $615.

Other $615

Fee

$246

Applies to

Expungement proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for an expungement proceeding is $246.

Expungement $246

Fee

$410

Applies to

Judicial release proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a judicial-release proceeding is $410.

Judicial Release $410

Fee

$615

Applies to

Revocation proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a revocation proceeding is $615.

Revocation $615

Fee

$123

Applies to

Driving privileges proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a driving-privileges proceeding is $123.

Driving Privileges $123

Fee

$615

Applies to

Ngri or competency review proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for an NGRI or competency review proceeding is $615.

NGRI/Comp Review $615

Fee

$246

Applies to

Jail time credit proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a jail-time-credit proceeding is $246.

Jail Time Credit $246

Fee

$410

Applies to

Resentencing proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a resentencing proceeding is $410.

Resentencing $410

Fee

$615

Applies to

Sex offender reclassification proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a sex-offender reclassification proceeding is $615.

Sex Offender Reclassification $615

Fee

$820

Applies to

Withdrawal of guilty plea proceeding

The assigned-counsel fee for a withdrawal-of-guilty-plea proceeding is $820.

Withdrawal of Guilty Plea $820

Fee

$246

Applies to

Municipal preliminary hearing

The assigned-counsel fee for a municipal preliminary hearing is $246.

Municipal Proceedings: Preliminary Hearings $246

Applies to

Municipal proceeding

Municipal assigned-counsel fees are $246 for preliminary hearings, $1,640 for degree 1 through 4 misdemeanors, and $2,050 for misdemeanor OVI or BAC proceedings.

Municipal Proceedings: Preliminary Hearings $246 Misdemeanor (degrees 1-4) $1,640 Misdemeanor OVI/BAC $2,050

Fee

$2870

Applies to

Appellate probate proceeding

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a probate proceeding is $2,870.

Probate $2,870

Fee

$75

Applies to

General division and municipal proceedings

The assigned-counsel hourly rate for general-division and municipal proceedings is $75 for both in-court and out-of-court work.

General Division and Municipal Proceedings Hourly Rates In Court / Out of Court $75

Fee

$140

Applies to

Death sentence postconviction or habeas proceeding

For a death-sentence postconviction or habeas proceeding, the Capital Fee Council sets the fee; its current hourly rate is $140 with no fee maximum.

Death Sentence As set by Capital Fee Council - see R.C. 120.33(D) The Council has currently set a rate of $140 with no fee maximum.

Fee

$3280

Applies to

Rc 2953 21 petition or new trial motion for degree 1 or 2 felony

The maximum assigned-counsel fee for an R.C. 2953.21 petition or new-trial motion involving a degree 1 or 2 felony is $3,280.

Felony (degrees 1-2) $3,280 (R.C. 2953.21 Petition/New Trial Mtn)

Fee

$2050

Applies to

Rc 2953 21 petition or new trial motion for degree 3 felony

The maximum assigned-counsel fee for an R.C. 2953.21 petition or new-trial motion involving a degree 3 felony is $2,050.

Felony (degree 3) $2,050 (R.C. 2953.21 Petition/New Trial Mtn)

Fee

$1435

Applies to

Rc 2953 21 petition or new trial motion for degree 4 or 5 felony

The maximum assigned-counsel fee for an R.C. 2953.21 petition or new-trial motion involving a degree 4 or 5 felony is $1,435.

Felony (degrees 4-5) $1,435 (R.C. 2953.21 Petition/New Trial Mtn)

Fee

$1230

Applies to

Criminal rule 60b misdemeanor proceeding

The maximum assigned-counsel fee for a misdemeanor Criminal Rule 60(B) postconviction proceeding is $1,230.

Misdemeanor (60(B)) $1,230

Fee

$2050

Applies to

Juvenile postconviction or habeas proceeding

The juvenile filing fee is $2,050.

Juvenile $2,050

Fee

$1230

Applies to

State habeas corpus proceeding

The maximum assigned-counsel fee for a state habeas corpus proceeding is $1,230.

State Habeas $1,230

Fee

$140

Applies to

Appellate death sentence proceeding

For an appellate death-sentence proceeding, the Capital Fee Council sets the fee; its current hourly rate is $140 with no fee maximum.

Death Sentence As set by Capital Fee Council - see R.C. 120.33(D) The Council has currently set a rate of $140 with no fee maximum.

Fee

$6560

Applies to

Appellate cumulative minimum sentence exceeding 25 years

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a cumulative minimum sentence exceeding 25 years is $6,560.

Cumulative Minimum Sentence $6,560 exceeds 25 years

Fee

$4100

Applies to

Appellate degree 1 or 2 felony trial

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a degree 1 or 2 felony trial is $4,100.

Felony (degrees 1-2) Trial $4,100

Fee

$2870

Applies to

Appellate degree 3 felony trial

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a degree 3 felony trial is $2,870.

Felony (degree 3) Trial $2,870

Fee

$2050

Applies to

Appellate degree 4 or 5 felony trial

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a degree 4 or 5 felony trial is $2,050.

Felony (degrees 4-5) Trial $2,050

Fee

$1640

Applies to

Appellate misdemeanor trial

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a misdemeanor trial is $1,640.

Misdemeanor Trial $1,640

Fee

$1230

Applies to

Appellate felony plea proceeding

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a felony plea proceeding is $1,230.

Felony Plea $1,230

Fee

$875

Applies to

Appellate misdemeanor plea proceeding

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a misdemeanor plea proceeding is $875.

Misdemeanor Plea $875

Fee

$2870

Applies to

Appellate adn permanent custody proceeding

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for permanent custody of a dependent, neglected, or abused child is $2,870.

ADN Permanent Custody $2,870

Applies to

Appellate juvenile delinquency proceeding

For an appellate juvenile-delinquency proceeding, the assigned-counsel fee maximum corresponds to the applicable offense level.

Juvenile Delinquency Corresponding Offense Level

Fee

$875

Applies to

Appellate unruly proceeding

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for an unruly proceeding is $875.

Unruly $875

Fee

$875

Applies to

Other appellate proceeding

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for an other appellate proceeding is $875.

Other $875

Fee

$2460

Applies to

Appellate rule 26b murnahan degree 1 or 2 felony trial

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a Criminal Rule 26(B) Murnahan degree 1 or 2 felony trial is $2,460.

26(B) Murnahan Felony $2,460 (degrees 1-2) Trial

Fee

$1640

Applies to

Appellate rule 26b murnahan degree 3 felony trial

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a Criminal Rule 26(B) Murnahan degree 3 felony trial is $1,640.

26(B) Murnahan Felony $1,640 (degree 3) Trial

Fee

$820

Applies to

Appellate rule 26b murnahan degree 4 or 5 felony trial

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for a Criminal Rule 26(B) Murnahan degree 4 or 5 felony trial is $820.

26(B) Murnahan Felony $820 (degrees 4-5) Trial

Fee

$1230

Applies to

Appellate osc jurisdiction memorandum

The maximum appellate assigned-counsel fee for an OSC jurisdiction memorandum is $1,230.

OSC Jurisdiction Memorandum $1,230

Fee

$75

Applies to

Eighth district court of appeals proceeding

The Eighth District Court of Appeals assigned-counsel hourly rate is $75 for both in-court and out-of-court work.

Eighth District Court of Appeals Hourly Rates: $75 In Court / Out of Court

Fee

$140

Applies to

Appellate death sentence proceeding

The appellate assigned-counsel hourly rate for a death-sentence proceeding is $140 for both in-court and out-of-court work.

Death Sentence (In Court / Out of Court) $140

Applies to

Special appraisal

For good cause shown, the court may award fees exceeding the standard appraisal scale for qualifying commercial or unusually extensive residential appraisals.

(3) Special Appraisals. For good cause shown, the court may award fees in excess of this scale for commercial property or residential property that requires an appraisal more extensive than the standard appraisal. Such appraisals are known as “special appraisals.”

Applies to

Special appraisal deposit

Before making the required special-appraisal deposit, the ordering party may move with a supporting affidavit or other evidence to request a lower deposit amount.

(2) Prior to making the deposit, the party required to make a deposit may move with a supporting affidavit or other evidence to lower the deposit amount.

Applies to

Special appraisal deposit

If the special appraisal costs less than the deposit or the property is never appraised, the party ordering the sheriff’s sale may move for a refund of the unused deposit balance.

(5) If the actual cost of the special appraisal is less than the amount deposited or if the property is never appraised, the party ordering a sheriff’s sale may move the court for a refund of the balance of the special appraisal deposit.

Applies to

Court notice publication

All charges for official and legally required court publications must be taxed as costs.

All charges for such publications shall be taxed as costs.

Fee

$5

Applies to

Abstract entry

The publisher receives $5 for each required abstract entry, and the Clerk of Courts must tax that $5 charge as costs.

(B) The publisher of the daily law journal shall receive the sum of five dollars ($5.00) for each required entry in the daily law journal published in the "abstract," and the Clerk of Courts shall tax as costs the sum of five dollars ($5.00) for each entry made.

Applies to

Mediation

No mediation fees are charged for civil cases referred to the court's dispute resolution department.

(3) No fees will be charged for civil cases referred to the court's dispute resolution department for mediation.

Fee

$0

Applies to

Jury trial

The security deposit for a jury trial is $0.

Jury Trial $0

Fee

$0

Applies to

Writ of possession

The fee for a writ of possession is $0.

Writ of Possession $0

Applies to

Jury trial

The listed security deposit for a jury trial is $0.

Jury Trial $0

Fee

5 $

Applies to

Release of lien

The security deposit for a release of lien is $5.

Release of Lien $5.00

Fee

1 $

Applies to

Exemplified copy

The security deposit for an exemplified copy is $1.

Exemplified Copy $1.00

Fee

1 $

Applies to

Certified copy

The security deposit for a certified copy is $1.

Certified Copy $1.00

Fee

3 $

Applies to

Writ of execution

The security deposit for a writ of execution is $3.

Writ of Execution $3.00

Applies to

Writ of possession

The listed security deposit for a writ of possession is $0.

Writ of Possession $0

Applies to

Filing payment

The Clerk accepts payment by certain credit cards approved by its financial transaction provider.

(B) The Clerk of Courts will accept payment via certain credit cards approved by its financial transaction provider.

Applies to

Payment convenience fee

The Clerk may collect provider-set convenience fees when payment is made by credit card or electronic check.

The Clerk of Courts is authorized to collect convenience fees for the use of credit cards and electronic checks. The convenience fee rates are set by the clerk’s financial transaction provider.

Applies to

Standard appraisal compensation

Standard-scale appraisal compensation may be awarded without a motion, and the sheriff may submit a proposed order for the court’s consideration.

(2) Proposed Order to Pay Standard Appraisals. Compensation for appraisals pursuant to this standard scale may be made without a motion. In cases where the standard scale applies, the sheriff may submit for the court’s consideration a proposed order compensating the appraisers per the scale.