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San Diego Superior Court Fee Schedule
San Diego Superior Court Fee Schedule Effective July 1, 2026 with amended items indicated in red font Visit the Make a Payment page for information on paying a court-ordered fee or fine.
San Diego Superior Court Fee Schedule
San Diego Superior Court Fee Schedule Effective July 1, 2026 with amended items indicated in red font Visit the Make a Payment page for information on paying a court-ordered fee or fine.
San Diego Superior Court Fee Schedule
San Diego Superior Court Fee Schedule Effective July 1, 2026 with amended items indicated in red font Visit the Make a Payment page for information on paying a court-ordered fee or fine.
Resources
Resources | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego Browser is not supported - You are using an outdated browser. For best experience, please use latest version of Edge, Chrome, Safari or Firefox browser. Skip to main content Resources Menu Items: - About Us - Accessing Court Records - Online Case Search - View a File in Person - Obtain a Copy of a File - Locations - Announcements and Notices - Contact Us - Employment - Fee Table - Hours & Holidays - Judges and Departments - Language Access - Locations - Media and Education - News Releases - Purchasing & Contracting - Related Links - Resources - Rules of Court - Self-Help Center - Volunteer Opportunities Available Resources: 1. List of Approved Newspapers for publication of name change and probate notices. 2. Bail Schedule 2026 - This document may take several minutes to load. 3. Resource Brochure (English) - This document may take several minutes to load. 4. Program Resource List 5. Professional Providers of Supervised Visitation 6. Court Reporter Information 7. Family Law Settlement Attorney Lists include names of volunteer attorneys who may oversee mandatory settlement conferences – refer to the lists by division (Central, North County, South County, East County)
Resources
Resources | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego Browser is not supported - You are using an outdated browser. For best experience, please use latest version of Edge, Chrome, Safari or Firefox browser. Skip to main content Resources Menu Items: - About Us - Accessing Court Records - Online Case Search - View a File in Person - Obtain a Copy of a File - Locations - Announcements and Notices - Contact Us - Employment - Fee Table - Hours & Holidays - Judges and Departments - Language Access - Locations - Media and Education - News Releases - Purchasing & Contracting - Related Links - Resources - Rules of Court - Self-Help Center - Volunteer Opportunities Available Resources: 1. List of Approved Newspapers for publication of name change and probate notices. 2. Bail Schedule 2026 - This document may take several minutes to load. 3. Resource Brochure (English) - This document may take several minutes to load. 4. Program Resource List 5. Professional Providers of Supervised Visitation 6. Court Reporter Information 7. Family Law Settlement Attorney Lists include names of volunteer attorneys who may oversee mandatory settlement conferences – refer to the lists by division (Central, North County, South County, East County)
Resources
Resources | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego Browser is not supported - You are using an outdated browser. For best experience, please use latest version of Edge, Chrome, Safari or Firefox browser. Skip to main content Resources Menu Items: - About Us - Accessing Court Records - Online Case Search - View a File in Person - Obtain a Copy of a File - Locations - Announcements and Notices - Contact Us - Employment - Fee Table - Hours & Holidays - Judges and Departments - Language Access - Locations - Media and Education - News Releases - Purchasing & Contracting - Related Links - Resources - Rules of Court - Self-Help Center - Volunteer Opportunities Available Resources: 1. List of Approved Newspapers for publication of name change and probate notices. 2. Bail Schedule 2026 - This document may take several minutes to load. 3. Resource Brochure (English) - This document may take several minutes to load. 4. Program Resource List 5. Professional Providers of Supervised Visitation 6. Court Reporter Information 7. Family Law Settlement Attorney Lists include names of volunteer attorneys who may oversee mandatory settlement conferences – refer to the lists by division (Central, North County, South County, East County)
Purchasing & Contracting
Purchasing & Contracting Information for Contractors and Vendors Listed below are Requests for Quotation (RFQs), Requests for Proposal (RFPs), and Invitations for Bid (IFBs) for vendor products and services solicited by the San Diego Superior Court. Qualified vendors are invited to review and respond to these requests. Protest Policy All protests will be handled in accordance with the San Diego Superior Court's Procurement Protest Policy (SDSC Form #ADM-244). Open Requests for Qualification, Requests for Proposal, and Invitations for Bid San Diego Superior Court has partnered with PlanetBids to provide bid and proposal solicitation publishing, notification and electronic processing services. To receive automatic notifications of Court solicitations or to respond to an electronic bid, please register with PlanetBids as a Vendor. Click here to search bids. Disabled Veterans Business Enterprises (DVBE) The San Diego Superior Court may provide an incentive to bidders and proposers that are certified DVBEs, or who commit to subcontract with certified DVBEs. See individual RFQs, RFPs, and IFBs to determine if an incentive is being offered for the solicitation. DVBE Certification Process: The Office of Small Business and DVBE Services (OSDS) is responsible for the DVBE certification process and will assist with questions or concerns about the process. Certification and eligibility requirements are available on the OSDS website. DVBE Advocate: The San Diego Superior Court has appointed a DVBE Advocate to assist with questions or concerns. The Advocate helps identify potential DVBE contracting opportunities and helps make information regarding pending solicitation available to certified DVBEs. Questions and requests for assistance related to DVBE issues should be directed to the DVBE Advocate at [email protected]. DVBE Forms: DVBE Incentive Qualification Declaration & Instructions (SDSC Form PUR-003/PUR-003 A), DVBE Status Declaration & Instructions (SDSC Form PUR-004/PUR-004 A), Post-Contract Certification Form (SDSC Form PUR-006) DVBE Resources: DVBE Certification, OSDS Training and Resources, Certified DVBE Search, Violation and Sanction Information
Purchasing & Contracting
Purchasing & Contracting Information for Contractors and Vendors Listed below are Requests for Quotation (RFQs), Requests for Proposal (RFPs), and Invitations for Bid (IFBs) for vendor products and services solicited by the San Diego Superior Court. Qualified vendors are invited to review and respond to these requests. Protest Policy All protests will be handled in accordance with the San Diego Superior Court's Procurement Protest Policy (SDSC Form #ADM-244). Open Requests for Qualification, Requests for Proposal, and Invitations for Bid San Diego Superior Court has partnered with PlanetBids to provide bid and proposal solicitation publishing, notification and electronic processing services. To receive automatic notifications of Court solicitations or to respond to an electronic bid, please register with PlanetBids as a Vendor. Click here to search bids. Disabled Veterans Business Enterprises (DVBE) The San Diego Superior Court may provide an incentive to bidders and proposers that are certified DVBEs, or who commit to subcontract with certified DVBEs. See individual RFQs, RFPs, and IFBs to determine if an incentive is being offered for the solicitation. DVBE Certification Process: The Office of Small Business and DVBE Services (OSDS) is responsible for the DVBE certification process and will assist with questions or concerns about the process. Certification and eligibility requirements are available on the OSDS website. DVBE Advocate: The San Diego Superior Court has appointed a DVBE Advocate to assist with questions or concerns. The Advocate helps identify potential DVBE contracting opportunities and helps make information regarding pending solicitation available to certified DVBEs. Questions and requests for assistance related to DVBE issues should be directed to the DVBE Advocate at [email protected]. DVBE Forms: DVBE Incentive Qualification Declaration & Instructions (SDSC Form PUR-003/PUR-003 A), DVBE Status Declaration & Instructions (SDSC Form PUR-004/PUR-004 A), Post-Contract Certification Form (SDSC Form PUR-006) DVBE Resources: DVBE Certification, OSDS Training and Resources, Certified DVBE Search, Violation and Sanction Information
Purchasing & Contracting
Purchasing & Contracting Information for Contractors and Vendors Listed below are Requests for Quotation (RFQs), Requests for Proposal (RFPs), and Invitations for Bid (IFBs) for vendor products and services solicited by the San Diego Superior Court. Qualified vendors are invited to review and respond to these requests. Protest Policy All protests will be handled in accordance with the San Diego Superior Court's Procurement Protest Policy (SDSC Form #ADM-244). Open Requests for Qualification, Requests for Proposal, and Invitations for Bid San Diego Superior Court has partnered with PlanetBids to provide bid and proposal solicitation publishing, notification and electronic processing services. To receive automatic notifications of Court solicitations or to respond to an electronic bid, please register with PlanetBids as a Vendor. Click here to search bids. Disabled Veterans Business Enterprises (DVBE) The San Diego Superior Court may provide an incentive to bidders and proposers that are certified DVBEs, or who commit to subcontract with certified DVBEs. See individual RFQs, RFPs, and IFBs to determine if an incentive is being offered for the solicitation. DVBE Certification Process: The Office of Small Business and DVBE Services (OSDS) is responsible for the DVBE certification process and will assist with questions or concerns about the process. Certification and eligibility requirements are available on the OSDS website. DVBE Advocate: The San Diego Superior Court has appointed a DVBE Advocate to assist with questions or concerns. The Advocate helps identify potential DVBE contracting opportunities and helps make information regarding pending solicitation available to certified DVBEs. Questions and requests for assistance related to DVBE issues should be directed to the DVBE Advocate at [email protected]. DVBE Forms: DVBE Incentive Qualification Declaration & Instructions (SDSC Form PUR-003/PUR-003 A), DVBE Status Declaration & Instructions (SDSC Form PUR-004/PUR-004 A), Post-Contract Certification Form (SDSC Form PUR-006) DVBE Resources: DVBE Certification, OSDS Training and Resources, Certified DVBE Search, Violation and Sanction Information
Rules of Court
Rules of Court | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego Proposed Rules Effective 1/1/2027 Public Notice - Proposed Changes to the San Diego Superior Court Rules to Become Effective January 1, 2027. San Diego County Superior Court PROPOSED Rules Effective 1/1/2027 - PDF Version. All Divisions (I - VIII) inclusive. California Rules of Court Department Policies and Procedures Local court rules are published by Daily Journal Corporation. Printed copies may be purchased by contacting San Diego Commerce, 2652 4th Ave. 2nd Floor, San Diego, CA 92103, Telephone (619) 232-3486. 2026 San Diego Superior Court General Orders 2026 San Diego County Superior Court Rules - All Divisions (I - VIII) inclusive. Effective January 1, through December 31, 2026. If you need this information in another language, please refer to the Word Document version of the Court Rules. If it does not automatically translate when you open it, you can access the Microsoft Word translation feature found under the 'Review' menu. Division I - General and Administrative (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division II - Civil (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division III - Criminal (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division IV - Probate (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division V - Family Law (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VI - Juvenile (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VII - Appellate (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VIII - Mental Health Court (Revised: January 1, 2026)
Rules of Court
Rules of Court | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego Proposed Rules Effective 1/1/2027 Public Notice - Proposed Changes to the San Diego Superior Court Rules to Become Effective January 1, 2027. San Diego County Superior Court PROPOSED Rules Effective 1/1/2027 - PDF Version. All Divisions (I - VIII) inclusive. California Rules of Court Department Policies and Procedures Local court rules are published by Daily Journal Corporation. Printed copies may be purchased by contacting San Diego Commerce, 2652 4th Ave. 2nd Floor, San Diego, CA 92103, Telephone (619) 232-3486. 2026 San Diego Superior Court General Orders 2026 San Diego County Superior Court Rules - All Divisions (I - VIII) inclusive. Effective January 1, through December 31, 2026. If you need this information in another language, please refer to the Word Document version of the Court Rules. If it does not automatically translate when you open it, you can access the Microsoft Word translation feature found under the 'Review' menu. Division I - General and Administrative (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division II - Civil (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division III - Criminal (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division IV - Probate (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division V - Family Law (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VI - Juvenile (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VII - Appellate (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VIII - Mental Health Court (Revised: January 1, 2026)
Rules of Court
Rules of Court | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego Proposed Rules Effective 1/1/2027 Public Notice - Proposed Changes to the San Diego Superior Court Rules to Become Effective January 1, 2027. San Diego County Superior Court PROPOSED Rules Effective 1/1/2027 - PDF Version. All Divisions (I - VIII) inclusive. California Rules of Court Department Policies and Procedures Local court rules are published by Daily Journal Corporation. Printed copies may be purchased by contacting San Diego Commerce, 2652 4th Ave. 2nd Floor, San Diego, CA 92103, Telephone (619) 232-3486. 2026 San Diego Superior Court General Orders 2026 San Diego County Superior Court Rules - All Divisions (I - VIII) inclusive. Effective January 1, through December 31, 2026. If you need this information in another language, please refer to the Word Document version of the Court Rules. If it does not automatically translate when you open it, you can access the Microsoft Word translation feature found under the 'Review' menu. Division I - General and Administrative (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division II - Civil (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division III - Criminal (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division IV - Probate (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division V - Family Law (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VI - Juvenile (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VII - Appellate (Revised: January 1, 2026) Division VIII - Mental Health Court (Revised: January 1, 2026)
General Information - San Diego Superior Court
The California Constitution establishes a judicial system of courts, including the trial courts, the appellate courts, and a supreme court. The San Diego Superior Court serves all people in San Diego County as one of the state's 58 trial courts. The court has jurisdiction over all criminal cases including felonies, misdemeanors and infractions; all civil cases, family law, spousal support and child support, probate, conservatorships, mental health, juvenile law and small claims. These proceedings are conducted at the following court locations: Central Courthouse, Hall of Justice, Kearny Mesa, North County Regional Center, East County Regional Center, South County Regional Center. Juvenile Courts are located at: Kearny Mesa (Juvenile Justice, Dependency, and Minor Offenses), North County (Dependency and Adoptions), East County (Dependency).
General Information - San Diego Superior Court
The California Constitution establishes a judicial system of courts, including the trial courts, the appellate courts, and a supreme court. The San Diego Superior Court serves all people in San Diego County as one of the state's 58 trial courts. The court has jurisdiction over all criminal cases including felonies, misdemeanors and infractions; all civil cases, family law, spousal support and child support, probate, conservatorships, mental health, juvenile law and small claims. These proceedings are conducted at the following court locations: Central Courthouse, Hall of Justice, Kearny Mesa, North County Regional Center, East County Regional Center, South County Regional Center. Juvenile Courts are located at: Kearny Mesa (Juvenile Justice, Dependency, and Minor Offenses), North County (Dependency and Adoptions), East County (Dependency).
General Information - San Diego Superior Court
The California Constitution establishes a judicial system of courts, including the trial courts, the appellate courts, and a supreme court. The San Diego Superior Court serves all people in San Diego County as one of the state's 58 trial courts. The court has jurisdiction over all criminal cases including felonies, misdemeanors and infractions; all civil cases, family law, spousal support and child support, probate, conservatorships, mental health, juvenile law and small claims. These proceedings are conducted at the following court locations: Central Courthouse, Hall of Justice, Kearny Mesa, North County Regional Center, East County Regional Center, South County Regional Center. Juvenile Courts are located at: Kearny Mesa (Juvenile Justice, Dependency, and Minor Offenses), North County (Dependency and Adoptions), East County (Dependency).
Civil Division - San Diego Superior Court
Civil Division | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego The Civil Division handles non-criminal lawsuits among individuals and/or corporations brought to enforce, redress, or protect private rights. Civil courts have jurisdiction over disputes involving money, title or possession of real property, or seeking compensation for a civil tort. Petitions to change one's name/gender, petition to change a child's name, or petitions seeking civil harassment restraining orders are also processed by the Civil Division. Services and Resources: - ADR (Alternatives to Trial): Arbitration, Mediation, Settlement Conferences, Temporary Assigned Judges Civil Mediation Program - Civil e-Filing: Civil Law e-Filing, Gun Violence Restraining Order (GVRO) e-Filing - Civil Hearings: Independent Calendar Hearings, Restraining Order Hearings, Limited Civil Hearings, Small Claims Hearings, Unlawful Detainer (Landlord-Tenant) Hearings - Construction Defect Cases - Harassment Restraining Orders - JCCP Cases - Landlord/Tenant matters - Minor's Compromise - Name or Gender Change petitions - Small Claims Important Notice Regarding Case Management System Transition: The Civil Division has transitioned to a new case management system. The division is experiencing a significant backlog in all filing types due to data conversion and technological issues. The court is prioritizing time-sensitive matters while processing submissions in order received. Users are instructed to carefully reference Civil Filing Names and Unlawful Detainer Filing Names documents before submitting efilings, as incorrect designations cause delays and potential rejection. Courtesy copies of documents such as stipulations, ex parte requests, law and motion oppositions, supporting declarations, and requests for judicial notice should be provided directly to the department. Requests to Enter Default should be filed separately from judgment packages. Inquiries regarding filings pending less than one month should be avoided to allow staff time to process the backlog. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Disputes may be settled without going to court through ADR. The National Conflict Resolution Center can be contacted at (619) 238-2400. Filing Information: Complaints should be filed at the court location corresponding to where the defendant lives or conducts business, or where the incident occurred. Documents may be filed by fax according to Local Rule of Court 2.5.2. Fax filing agencies are accepted for all documents except those specified in California Rules of Court. Direct fax filing is available for civil limited cases for documents not requiring payment. Payment and Fees: Monthly payments for court-ordered fees may be submitted by credit card through the online payment system. The case number must be entered exactly as printed on the Payment Notice, with date of birth as instructed. Failure to make timely payments may result in referral to a collection agency and/or dismissal of the case. A Judgment Calculator is available to calculate daily and to-date accrued interest, interest between costs after judgment, and interest between payments.
Divisions
Divisions Traffic: Traffic or Minor Offense ticket/citation information, online services to pay a fine, request traffic school, request an extension, or schedule an appointment Criminal: Criminal courts have jurisdiction over infraction, misdemeanor and felony cases heard in the Central, North County, South County, and East County courthouses Family: Divorce, legal separation, annulment, parentage, child custody, visitation, support (child and spousal), domestic violence restraining orders, and family-related issues Civil: Lawsuits brought by individuals and/or corporations to enforce, redress, or protect private rights – e.g. small claims, landlord-tenant matters, and civil harassment restraining orders Probate: Wills, estates and trusts, guardianship of minors and conservatorship of adults who are unable to provide for their personal needs or manage their financial resources Juvenile: Adoptions, emancipations, juvenile justice and dependency proceedings involving children under the age of 18 and non-minor dependents 18 to 21 years of age Appeals: The Appellate Division of the Superior Court hears appeals on trial court decisions for misdemeanor, infraction, or limited civil matters (disputes involving $35,000 or less) Jury: Check jury duty status, find information on reporting instructions, online services for postponements, payment status, and work certification
Civil Division - San Diego Superior Court
Civil Division | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego The Civil Division handles non-criminal lawsuits among individuals and/or corporations brought to enforce, redress, or protect private rights. Civil courts have jurisdiction over disputes involving money, title or possession of real property, or seeking compensation for a civil tort. Petitions to change one's name/gender, petition to change a child's name, or petitions seeking civil harassment restraining orders are also processed by the Civil Division. Services and Resources: - ADR (Alternatives to Trial): Arbitration, Mediation, Settlement Conferences, Temporary Assigned Judges Civil Mediation Program - Civil e-Filing: Civil Law e-Filing, Gun Violence Restraining Order (GVRO) e-Filing - Civil Hearings: Independent Calendar Hearings, Restraining Order Hearings, Limited Civil Hearings, Small Claims Hearings, Unlawful Detainer (Landlord-Tenant) Hearings - Construction Defect Cases - Harassment Restraining Orders - JCCP Cases - Landlord/Tenant matters - Minor's Compromise - Name or Gender Change petitions - Small Claims Important Notice Regarding Case Management System Transition: The Civil Division has transitioned to a new case management system. The division is experiencing a significant backlog in all filing types due to data conversion and technological issues. The court is prioritizing time-sensitive matters while processing submissions in order received. Users are instructed to carefully reference Civil Filing Names and Unlawful Detainer Filing Names documents before submitting efilings, as incorrect designations cause delays and potential rejection. Courtesy copies of documents such as stipulations, ex parte requests, law and motion oppositions, supporting declarations, and requests for judicial notice should be provided directly to the department. Requests to Enter Default should be filed separately from judgment packages. Inquiries regarding filings pending less than one month should be avoided to allow staff time to process the backlog. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Disputes may be settled without going to court through ADR. The National Conflict Resolution Center can be contacted at (619) 238-2400. Filing Information: Complaints should be filed at the court location corresponding to where the defendant lives or conducts business, or where the incident occurred. Documents may be filed by fax according to Local Rule of Court 2.5.2. Fax filing agencies are accepted for all documents except those specified in California Rules of Court. Direct fax filing is available for civil limited cases for documents not requiring payment. Payment and Fees: Monthly payments for court-ordered fees may be submitted by credit card through the online payment system. The case number must be entered exactly as printed on the Payment Notice, with date of birth as instructed. Failure to make timely payments may result in referral to a collection agency and/or dismissal of the case. A Judgment Calculator is available to calculate daily and to-date accrued interest, interest between costs after judgment, and interest between payments.
Divisions
Divisions Traffic: Traffic or Minor Offense ticket/citation information, online services to pay a fine, request traffic school, request an extension, or schedule an appointment Criminal: Criminal courts have jurisdiction over infraction, misdemeanor and felony cases heard in the Central, North County, South County, and East County courthouses Family: Divorce, legal separation, annulment, parentage, child custody, visitation, support (child and spousal), domestic violence restraining orders, and family-related issues Civil: Lawsuits brought by individuals and/or corporations to enforce, redress, or protect private rights – e.g. small claims, landlord-tenant matters, and civil harassment restraining orders Probate: Wills, estates and trusts, guardianship of minors and conservatorship of adults who are unable to provide for their personal needs or manage their financial resources Juvenile: Adoptions, emancipations, juvenile justice and dependency proceedings involving children under the age of 18 and non-minor dependents 18 to 21 years of age Appeals: The Appellate Division of the Superior Court hears appeals on trial court decisions for misdemeanor, infraction, or limited civil matters (disputes involving $35,000 or less) Jury: Check jury duty status, find information on reporting instructions, online services for postponements, payment status, and work certification
Civil Division - San Diego Superior Court
Civil Division | Superior Court of California - County of San Diego The Civil Division handles non-criminal lawsuits among individuals and/or corporations brought to enforce, redress, or protect private rights. Civil courts have jurisdiction over disputes involving money, title or possession of real property, or seeking compensation for a civil tort. Petitions to change one's name/gender, petition to change a child's name, or petitions seeking civil harassment restraining orders are also processed by the Civil Division. Services and Resources: - ADR (Alternatives to Trial): Arbitration, Mediation, Settlement Conferences, Temporary Assigned Judges Civil Mediation Program - Civil e-Filing: Civil Law e-Filing, Gun Violence Restraining Order (GVRO) e-Filing - Civil Hearings: Independent Calendar Hearings, Restraining Order Hearings, Limited Civil Hearings, Small Claims Hearings, Unlawful Detainer (Landlord-Tenant) Hearings - Construction Defect Cases - Harassment Restraining Orders - JCCP Cases - Landlord/Tenant matters - Minor's Compromise - Name or Gender Change petitions - Small Claims Important Notice Regarding Case Management System Transition: The Civil Division has transitioned to a new case management system. The division is experiencing a significant backlog in all filing types due to data conversion and technological issues. The court is prioritizing time-sensitive matters while processing submissions in order received. Users are instructed to carefully reference Civil Filing Names and Unlawful Detainer Filing Names documents before submitting efilings, as incorrect designations cause delays and potential rejection. Courtesy copies of documents such as stipulations, ex parte requests, law and motion oppositions, supporting declarations, and requests for judicial notice should be provided directly to the department. Requests to Enter Default should be filed separately from judgment packages. Inquiries regarding filings pending less than one month should be avoided to allow staff time to process the backlog. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Disputes may be settled without going to court through ADR. The National Conflict Resolution Center can be contacted at (619) 238-2400. Filing Information: Complaints should be filed at the court location corresponding to where the defendant lives or conducts business, or where the incident occurred. Documents may be filed by fax according to Local Rule of Court 2.5.2. Fax filing agencies are accepted for all documents except those specified in California Rules of Court. Direct fax filing is available for civil limited cases for documents not requiring payment. Payment and Fees: Monthly payments for court-ordered fees may be submitted by credit card through the online payment system. The case number must be entered exactly as printed on the Payment Notice, with date of birth as instructed. Failure to make timely payments may result in referral to a collection agency and/or dismissal of the case. A Judgment Calculator is available to calculate daily and to-date accrued interest, interest between costs after judgment, and interest between payments.
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