Washington County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Filing Fees and Waivers
5 rules from official source documents
Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Motion to modify judgment or subsequent court order
A filing fee must be paid when filing a motion to modify a judgment or subsequent order, except for motions to enforce judgments.
A mandatory filing fee is required to be paid at the time of filing any motion to modify judgment or subsequent court order. This requirement does not apply to motions to enforce judgments, i.e. contempt or placement enforcement actions.
CRITICAL
- Fee
- $5
- Applies to
- Satisfaction application
A statutory fee of $5.00 is required for each judgment to be satisfied.
Upon receipt of the documents required, and the statutory fee of $5.00 for each judgment to be satisfied, the clerk shall submit the proposed Order to the Court for signature after which the clerk shall satisfy each judgment described in the Application.
CRITICAL
Failure to pay the jury fee when ordered waives the jury trial unless the Judge excuses the failure.
(2) Failure to pay the fee at the time ordered by the Court shall constitute a waiver of jury trial unless excused by the Judge.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Fee waiver request
An indigency-based request to waive fees or deposits must use approved forms and include any required financial information.
Any request for the waiver of fees or deposits on the basis of indigency must be made on approved forms and accompanied by any required financial information.
WARNING
The jury fee may not be split between parties without Court authorization, and duplicate jury-fee tenders will not be returned.
(4) Unless authorized by the Court, no jury fee may be split between the parties, and duplicate tenders for juries will not be returned to any party.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Washington County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
A fee is required for covered filings. A filing fee must be paid when filing a motion to modify a judgment or subsequent order, except for motions to enforce judgments.
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