Orange County Courts at Law Filing Fees and Waivers

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Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.

Fee: 500

The order authorizes the County Clerk to collect a $500 fee for attorney ad litem appointments.

ORDER AUTHORIZING $500 FEE TO BE COLLECTED BY THE COUNTY CLERK FOR ATTORNEY AD LITEM APPOINTMENTS

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Civil cases

Fee: 500 dollars
Applies to: Attorney ad litem appointment

The clerk must collect a $500 court-cost fee from each applicant in the listed cases requiring an attorney ad litem.

rI'hc Clerk of the Court shall collect the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) as court costs for the service of an attorney ad litem from each applicant for cases involving determination of heirship, guardianship, sale of property of a minor without guardianship under Texas Estates Code §1351.001, sale of property of a ward without guardianship of the estate under Texas Estates Code §1351.052, and Small Estates Affidavits (when the Court determines there is a need for the appointment of an attorney ad litem).

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Fee: 500 $
Applies to: Attorney ad litem appointment

A $500 fee is authorized for collection by the County Clerk for attorney ad litem appointments.

ORDER AUTHORIZING $500 FEE TO BE COLLECTED BY THE COUNTY CLERK FOR ATTORNEY AD LITEM APPOINTMENTS

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Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Orange County Courts at Law?

The order authorizes the County Clerk to collect a $500 fee for attorney ad litem appointments.

View rule Official source Source: page 1, section Standing Orders

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