Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Brevard and Seminole Counties Filing Fees and Waivers
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Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
CRITICALCriminal cases
A public defender applicant must be advised to pay the application fee to the clerk within seven days; an unpaid fee will be assessed at the end of the case and may be imposed as a condition of probation or community control.
Public defender defendants must be advised that an application fee must be paid to the clerk within seven days from the date of the application. If the fee is not paid, it will be assessed at the end of the case and may be made a condition of probation or community control.
WARNINGCriminal cases
A separate fee may be assessed at the end of the case, may be made a condition of probation or community control, and becomes a lien against property the defendant owns or later acquires.
Additionally, a separate fee may be assessed at the end of the case and may be made payable as a condition of probation or community control. The fee shall also become a lien against any property the defendant owns or later acquires.
WARNING
The clerk charges on a per-page basis.
As a courtesy, please minimize unnecessary line spacing or page breaks since the clerk charges on a per-page basis.
WARNING
Eviction monies must be sent to the Clerk; monies mailed to the Judge will be returned.
• ALL MONIES FOR EVICTIONS SHOULD BE SENT TO THE CLERK. ANY MONIES MAILED TO THE JUDGE WILL BE RETURNED TO THE SENDER.
INFO
- Applies to
- Proposed order
The clerk charges for proposed orders on a per-page basis.
As a courtesy, please minimize unnecessary line spacing or page breaks since the clerk charges on a per-page basis.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Brevard and Seminole Counties?
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, Brevard and Seminole Counties: A fee is required for covered filings. A public defender applicant must be advised to pay the application fee to the clerk within seven days; an unpaid fee will be assessed at the end of the case and may be imposed as a condition of probation or community control.
Judge Aaron J. Peacock: The clerk charges on a per-page basis.
Judge Wayne Culver: Eviction monies must be sent to the Clerk; monies mailed to the Judge will be returned.
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