Langlade County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Filing Fees and Waivers

CRITICAL

Applies to

Parenting program attendance

A parent required to attend the parenting program must pay the required fee before attending.

If required to attend such, each parent shall be required to post the required fee for this purpose prior to attending the program.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Jury fees and costs

The court may assess jury fees and costs in specified circumstances; an assessed party must pay within 30 days, and nonpayment may be enforced through contempt proceedings.

Pursuant to Wis. Stats. § 814.51, the Court reserves the right to assess jury fees and costs in any civil or criminal case if a trial is cancelled due to mistrial, late settlement or failure of a party to appear, depending on the circumstances. Any party assessed jury fees must make payment to the Clerk of Court within 30 days of the assessment. The Clerk will use all legal and authorized means to collect the assessment. Failure to pay the assessment may be enforced by contempt proceedings.

WARNING

Applies to

Dar proceeding copy

Verbatim CD copies of digital audio recorder proceedings are available from the Clerk of Court for a prescribed fee.

Verbatim CD copies of DAR proceedings can be obtained from the Clerk of Court for a prescribed fee.

WARNING

The listed offices need not accept currency or coins they determine are contaminated with bodily secretions or another substance posing a public-safety or health risk.

The Clerk of Court/ Register in Probate/ Clerk of Juvenile and District Attorney's Offices shall not be required to accept as payment of a fee or other obligation owed to the county any currency or coin which, in the Clerk's/Register's or District Attorney's determination, has been soiled, contaminated, tainted or polluted with any human or animal bodily secretions, or any other substance that may pose a risk to public safety or human health.

WARNING

The listed offices will refuse payment of an obligation in more than $5 in mostly rolled or unrolled coins and refer the payer to a nearby bank to convert the coins.

the Clerk of Court/Register in Probate/Clerk of Juvenile and District Attorney's Offices will refuse payment of financial obligations if/when the debt is attempted to be paid in more than $5 in mostly rolled or unrolled coins. The Payer will be referred to a bank near the Courthouse to have the coins counted and converted to a form of payment that can be reasonably and efficiently processed.

WARNING

Filing and service fees are governed by Wisconsin statutes, and the Clerk of Court must maintain a written current fee schedule.

(c) The filing and service fees shall be as set forth by Wisconsin Statutes. The current fee schedule shall be in writing and maintained by the Clerk of Court.

INFO

The listed court and District Attorney offices accept payments by cash, checks, money order, cashier checks, and through outside vendors; the source text ends mid-sentence.

(1) Understanding that the Clerk of Court/Register in Probate/Clerk of Juvenile and District Attorneys Offices accept a variety of payment methods including cash, checks, money order, cashier checks and through outside vendors that accept