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Once you have located your case, click on the case style (plaintiff name vs defendant name). Then, click on the Court Costs tab. To view itemized assessed fees, click the down arrow located beside the Trans #. Click on the "Pay Now" icon at the top of the page to begin the payment process.

Along with filing the right paperwork, you'll have to pay court filing fees to begin your divorce. Filing fees in Kentucky vary from county to county. Expect to pay somewhere between around $115 and $250. (You can usually find the current fees by searching for "divorce filing fees" and your Kentucky county's name.)

If the marriage is just breaking down and both parties need to move on with their life, it doesn't matter who files first. In Kentucky, there are options on how to approach the handling of a divorce. One way is by collaboration in mediation.

You must have the citation in order to make a payment. Payments must be made at least three (3) business days prior to your first court date. Payments can be made by phone at (866) 396-1751 or through the District Criminal/Traffic Division at (502) 595-4428.

You may make online payments for criminal debt such as special assessments, fines and criminal restitution. Payments are made through the U.S. Treasury website, Pay.gov, using a checking account, savings account or a card (debit or prepaid only at this time). You can save time by creating a Pay.gov account.

In Kentucky, you may file in small claims court on your own for anything that is $2,500 or less. If you want to sue for more, you will have to file in regular district court and may need the help of a lawyer. You may talk to the clerk of court for help in filing a lawsuit in small claims court.