Payment Plans

To enter into a payment plan please click the link and fill out the form here:

Payment Plan Application


Florida Statutes Section 28.246(4) states that the Clerk of the Circuit Court shall accept partial payments for court-related fees, service charges, costs and fines in accordance with the terms of an established payment plan. The statute states that a person must apply to enter into a payment plan.

To offset the processing costs of a payment plan, the Clerk can either charge a one-time administrative processing charge or a monthly service charge. Florida Statutes Section 28.24(26).

Persons charged with a non-criminal Traffic Infraction under Chapter 318, Florida Statutes, may within 30 days after issuance of a citation enter into a payment plan with the Clerk to pay the civil penalty and delinquent fee. Florida Statutes Section 318.14(4)(a)).

  1. What types of cases are covered?
  2. Is there a time limit for entering into a payment plan?
  3. What is the minimum monthly payment amount?
  4. What if my driver’s license has been suspended for failure to pay court costs/fines?
  5. How much does it cost to enter into a payment plan?
  6. I have multiple cases. Can I enter into a payment plan for all of my cases?
  7. How does a stacked payment plan work?
  8. What happens if I do not make the scheduled payments?
  9. What if I cannot make my scheduled payment?
  10. What do I need to do to enter a payment plan?
  11. When will my first payment be due?
  12. What if I live out of town? Can I mail my application?
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