Miscellaneous
Fee Waiver
There are court fees and costs associated to file documents with the Court. Most case types require a filing fee and/or have other related costs (for example: court reporter fee, making and certifying copies, Sheriff’s fee to give notice, etc.). The fee schedule is available here. However, if you cannot afford to pay the filing fees and other costs, you may file a fee waiver to ask the court to waive the fees related to your case.
More on Fee Waiver
- Things to Consider Before Filing a Fee Waiver
- Filing Your Fee Waiver: Forms and How to Fill It Out
- Steps After Filing a Fee Waiver
Notice of Change of Address or Other Contact Information
All parties in a case are required to keep the court updated with any changes in your address and/or phone number so that you may receive important court notices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Substitution of Attorney
Self-help services for family law matters and non-family law cases are available for in pro per (representing yourself) Court customers. You do not have to pay anything to get assistance from the ACCESS Center, but you may need to pay for copies and Court filing fees. The self-help center can only help with certain cases types. Make sure that the type of assistance you seek is within the ACCESS Center’s menu of services before you remove your attorney of record. There may be some complexities to the case you would like to file and an attorney will be better able to help you understand your rights and responsibilities.