Forms & Filing

Getting forms

Filings with the court may require state forms, which are also called Judicial Council forms.

Filings may also require court-specific or local forms. You can get local forms from the Clerk's Office or downloading them from the All Local Forms page. Please note, forms listed may not include every form you need for your case.

Determining your court Fees

If you can't afford your court fee, you can apply for a fee waiver.

• Statewide Civil Fee Schedule
• State Uniform Bail Schedules
• Bail Schedule

The dollar amounts indicated in the bail schedules are subject to further fees and/or surcharges not shown here. Please use these amounts as estimates to prepare for your fine, not as an absolute amount to send the court.

Paying your court fees

In-person: You can pay by cash, check (payable to "Clerk/Superior Court"), or credit card. Checks accepted include: personal check, cashier's check, certified check, traveler's check, or money order.

Online: You can pay by credit card or electronic funds transfer.  Visit to eFiling page for more information.

By mail: You can pay only by check, payable to "Clerk/Superior Court." Do not send cash. Checks accepted include: personal check, cashier's check, certified check, traveler's check, or money order.