Polk County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Filing Fees and Waivers
4 rules from official source documents
Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
- Applies to
- Jury demand
A fee is required for the jury demand.
The written jury demand and fee must be paid within 10 days of said plea.
- Applies to
- Summons service
The statutory fee must accompany a mailed-service request for a summons.
Service may be made by mail by leaving the original and necessary copies of the summons with the clerk of court, together with the fee prescribed by statute.
- Fee
- 5
- Applies to
- Judgment docketing
The judgment creditor must pay a $5.00 fee to the clerk to docket the judgment.
The judgment’s resulting creditor must pay a $5.00 fee to the clerk of court to have the judgment docketed.
- Fee
- 25
Each party must bring $25 in cash for the mediator; a party claiming a low-income exemption must bring the completed waiver petition to mediation, and the mediator decides whether the fee is waived.
Each party is to bring $25 in cash to pay directly to the mediator. If a party believes they are exempt because of low income, they must complete a “petition for waiver of filing and service fees – affidavit of indigency and order at the clerk of courts office and bring the completed form with them to mediation. The mediator will make the determination if a party is exempt from paying the fee.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Polk County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
A fee is required for covered filings. A fee is required for the jury demand.
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