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OJD Courts ePay allows you to pay online for many types of court cases, citations (violations), and accounts. You can conveniently pay by credit or debit card, and payments will be posted to your case within one business day.*

Some cases require an appearance in court. A $1.50 processing fee will be assessed per transaction. It may take as much as 15 days for a citation to be available for online payment. Parking citations in Multnomah County (Portland area) take at least 48 hours to be available for online payment.

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You may pay your ticket or money owed on criminal cases at the clerk's office in the courthouse during this time. For requesting reduction or compliance dismissals, you must appear in court on the court date indicated on your citation unless instructed otherwise. We apologize for the inconvenience.

The Unified Judicial System and its related personnel make no representation as to the accuracy, completeness or utility, and assume no liability for any general or specific use of the information provided herein.Recent entries made in the court offices may not be immediately reflected on this site.Periodically, secure login accounts will be deactivated due to a lack of use for a minimum period of six months. To re-activate a secure account, a new login request form signed by the appropriate county official must be submitted.

You may request that the Court allow you to perform community service in lieu of paying some, or all, of a fine for class B and C misdemeanors and infractions. Community service will be credited at a rate of $10/hour. Please contact the court to make an appearance before the judge if you would like to request community service in lieu of paying your fine. (UCA 76-3-301.7)

Note: Juvenile court records contain confidential information. You will need to be authorized to access the case and the information within. Misuse of the information contained in a juvenile record is a Class B misdemeanor (UCA 63G-2-801) and punishable by a fine of up to $1000 and up to six months in jail.

You will be charged a non-refundable convenience fee of $5.95 for full or initial payment on your case and $2.95 for all subsequent partial payments.

Please enter your email address to receive a payment receipt or date to appear confirmation.

Important: Please include your email address below to receive a payment receipt or date to appear confirmation. Your email information will be used to send payment receipts, date to appear confirmations and in the event of an error processing your payment.

If your case is dismissed, completed or converted following any payment received by the trustee using this ePay system, no such funds will be refunded to you until at least sixty (60) calendar days have passed since the payment receipt.

You may obtain a paper copy of any Document by mailing a written request identifying the specific Document(s) to us at epayquestions@ch13trustee.com. There is no charge for paper copies requested by mail.

You are free to withdraw your consent to the use of electronic signatures and electronic records at any time and without paying us any fees. To withdraw your consent, you must mail a written notice of that withdrawal to us at epayquestions@ch13trustee.com. A withdrawal of your consent does not become effective until we have received and had a reasonable period of time to implement it. Once a withdrawal of your consent becomes effective, you will no longer be able to electronically access the Records or otherwise use this website. However, a withdrawal of your consent does not affect the legal effectiveness, validity or enforceability of any transactions, electronic signatures or electronic records of any Record entered into, provided or made available before that withdrawal becomes effective.

You should keep us informed of any change in your e-mail or physical mailing address. You may do so by mailing a written notice of the change to us at epayquestions@ch13trustee.com. Any update to your contact information sent to this e-mail address, will affect only your on-line payment information.

Your Florida depository number is 13 digits starting with a county code followed by your court case number. When making payments online, choose your county from the options list and enter the remaining 11 digits in the Court Case Number field.

The Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts (AOPC) is providing this service at no cost to Delaware County. A transaction convenience fee of $2.75 will be charged to the user. A person interested in making court payments online will navigate to the Unified Judicial Web Portal at: , then search for his/her cases/payment plans.

The payment amount will be entered along with the credit or debit card information. The Web application will send the user a payment confirmation generated by the e-Pay vendor and court officials will get a notification that a payment is pending.

Fines, costs and restitution for criminal cases can be paid through e-Pay. The processing of payments is dependent upon the individual court to which the payment has been made. Courts may restrict certain individuals or cases from online payment.

Per the law (KRS 189.999) if you were cited while under the age of 18 for any traffic violation, you are required to attend court with a parent or guardian. No proof or payment can be accepted by our office prior to your court date.

Please click below to be taken to information for Clerk of the Circuit Court Online Traffic Ticket ePlea/ePay for Court Diversion. You can use this if you recently received a traffic ticket (also referred to as a "complaint" or "citation") and you wish to plead guilty and pay your traffic ticket, opt for Traffic Safety School, or to plead not guilty and request a court hearing date.

The bottom right corner of your ticket will indicate whether or not a court appearance is required. A ticket marked "YOU MUST MAIL - NO COURT APPEARANCE IS REQUIRED" is issued for a violation that does not require a court appearance and is remedied by a fine only.

NOTE: If the ticket is marked "YOU MUST APPEAR," you are not eligible for Court Diversion and must appear. Note the courtroom, date, and time listed on your ticket. You or your attorney must appear in court at this time. There are no automatic continuances, and court dates and times cannot be changed over the phone.

Pay your fine (see instructions below) and then contact the Court Location (see contact information below) to provide your confirmation number, payment receipt information so that your case can be updated.

Pay your fine (see instructions below) and then contact the Court Location (see contact information below) to provide your confirmation number, payment receipt information and email address and/or phone number (as a contact for course enrollment) so that your case can be updated. You will then be contacted by the Traffic Safety School to coordinate enrolling for your course.

Note: If you are not eligible for Traffic Safety School or you fail to complete the course successfully, a conviction will be reported to the Illinois Secretary of State and YOUR FEE WILL NOT BE REFUNDED.

Contact the Court Location associated with your ticket (see contact information below) and tell them that you are eligible for Court Diversion on your traffic ticket and wish to request a court date. You will be issued a court date and will need to attend the provided location at the stated date/time.

City of Chicago Tickets (any tickets issued within the city of Chicago limits) - contact District 1 Traffic Division: Traffic Division | Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County (cookcountyclerkofcourt.org)

Citations issued by law enforcement typically are not filed in the clerk of court offices right away, and therefore, the information from the citation will not show up immediately on Iowa Courts Online. It may take as long as 10 to 14 days for a citation to be posted. If the citation was issued during a weekend or holiday, it may take longer.

In the case of citations or tickets, it may take a week or longer from the date the citation or ticket is issued to the date it is filed in the clerk of court office. This interval may be longer if a citation is issued on a weekend or holiday. If the information does not appear on this site after 14 days, please contact the clerk of court office in the county where the citation was issued.

All court debts are paid in the priority order listed above. Pay court debt to the clerk of court in the county where the violation occurred. The Clerk of Court offices are listed on the Court Directory page.

Be alert for potential scams, including spam emails falsely claiming to be from the Iowa Judicial Branch or a court official. The Iowa Judicial Branch will never send an email that asks you to send money, give a social security number, direct you to call a certain phone number, or advise you to download a document from within the email.

For any traffic or traffic related offense, if you have not paid the court debt 30 days after it was assessed by a court order, your driver's license will be suspended by the Department of Transportation. Your driver's license or motor vehicle registration may be suspended until you enter into a payment plan.

Yes. The Department of Administrative Services recovers debt owed to the State of Iowa, including court debt, using income tax offsets through the Income Tax and Vender Offset Program. If your tax refund is being held due to outstanding court debt, you will receive a notice from the judicial branch.

No. The amnesty program administered by the Iowa Department of Revenue concluded on November 30, 2010. The General Assembly enacted SF2428 (Delinquent Debt Collection Act) in 2008 and SF2383 (Debt Collection Act) in 2010. Both Acts made various changes to the existing debt collection programs and created new programs, including instituting a court debt amnesty program administered by the Iowa Department of Revenue from September 1, 2010, through November 30, 2010. The amnesty program allowed individuals owing court debt to pay only 50% of the fines and fees ordered by the court. No amnesty program has been statutorily enacted since 2010. 006ab0faaa