52-3 District Court Filing FeesRochester Hills Court Costs & Fee Calculator
Understand all costs for filing at 52-3 District Court in Rochester Hills. Use our calculator to estimate total fees including filing, service, and our professional assistance.
$29 service fee + court filing fees
$45-$95
Up to $6,500
$175-$280
$6,501-$25,000
$26+
Certified mail standard
$29
Filing assistance
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52-3 District Court offers fee waivers for individuals who cannot afford court costs. You may qualify if you receive public assistance or meet income guidelines.
To Apply for Fee Waiver:
- Complete Form MC 20 (Fee Waiver Request)
- Provide proof of income or public assistance
- Submit with your court filing
- Court will review and decide on waiver
In-Person Payments
- Cash
- Personal checks
- Money orders
- Credit/debit cards (Visa, MasterCard)
Online/Mail Payments
- Online portal (credit/debit only)
- Mail check/money order to court
- No cash by mail
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$29 service fee + court filing fees
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to file small claims at 52-3 District Court?
Small claims filing fees at 52-3 District Court Rochester Hills are: $45 for claims up to $600, $65 for claims $600.01-$1,750, $80 for claims $1,750.01-$3,500, and $95 for claims $3,500.01-$6,500. Additional service fees apply.
What are the general civil filing fees at 52-3 District Court?
General civil filing fees at 52-3 District Court are: $175 for claims $6,501-$10,000 and $280 for claims $10,001-$25,000. Cases over $25,000 must be filed in Oakland County Circuit Court.
How much does service of process cost at 52-3 District Court?
Service fees at 52-3 District Court include: Certified mail $26, personal service $50-75 (depending on location), and publication service $150+. Most cases use certified mail for in-state defendants.