Any person receiving a citation may request time to pay his/her
fine by completing a financial application. Use of the payment
plan will result in a guilty conviction as required by law and
may result in State surcharges.
Bring a state issued Identification Card or Driver’s
License (If you cannot provide one you may be required to appear
at a schedule court date)
Fill out a pay plan application/financial
statement (Information provided is subject to verification)
Interview may be conducted based on the information you have
provided to determine your eligibility to pay
At the time
of your request $100.00 is required minimum down to begin payment
plan
The amount of payments and due dates will be determined by the
clerk.
It is YOUR responsibility to notify the court if you are unable
to pay within the time allowed. You may request a court date and
have an opportunity to explain your circumstances to the Judge
if you need additional time to pay.
If you are unable to pay due to indigence, you may also be ordered
to complete community service pursuant to Art. 43.091of the Texas
Code of Criminal Procedure. Being found indigent and being ordered
to perform community service may result in a conviction on your
record for the offense issued.
If the request for additional time to pay
is granted, the $25.00 "time
payment fee" will be assessed required by State Law. Per
Chapter 51 of The Texas Government Code, a $25.00 fee is added
to each violation when granted an extension to pay which exceeds
30 days. If any portion of the fines, fees and costs is paid
after the 31st day from the date of judgment, the $25.00 time
payment
fee must be added as required by law.
Any person receiving a citation may request time to pay his/her
fine by completing a financial application and may request 30 days
to pay all fines and fees in full to avoid the time payment fee.
If any portion of the fines, fees and costs is paid after the 31st
day from the date of judgment, the $25.00 time payment fee must
be added as required by law.
Use of the 30 day extension to pay will result in a guilty conviction
as required by law.