How can I initiate a payment plan? Can I initiate a payment plan on my overdue fines (CT, TR, MM & CF)?

Learn how to set up a payment plan for your overdue fines, including CT, TR, and MM, to manage your payments effectively.

In order to be eligible to enroll in a payment plan, you cannot be on active probation or have entered into a Deferred Prosecution Agreement.  

If you would like to speak to a Clerk regarding eligibility, click here: https://www.qminder.com/location/okaloosa-county-courthouse-ext/

Enter your name, email and phone number. This information is required for the clerk to initiate contact with you regarding your eligibility for a payment plan. This is a text chat and once you enter your information a clerk will contact you soon thereafter.

Criteria:

You may apply for a payment plan on any case(s) where you are not on active probation, provided the amount due exceeds $100. If the case or cases you are seeking to pay have been sent to collections and/or have had a payment plan which previously defaulted, you are not eligible for a new payment plan.  In these circumstances, you must either pay the balance in full or call the collection agency to make arrangements to resolve the balance due.  

If your case(s) have not been sent to collections and have never had a payment plan, you may initiate a payment plan upon payment of D6 fees (if applicable) AND Payment Plan fees ($25 per case).

Beginning a payment plan requires signing an agreement.  You may do so at either courthouse in Crestview or Fort Walton Beach.  If you are unable to sign up in person, you can do everything electronically at: https://www.qminder.com/location/okaloosa-county-courthouse-ext/.

Once your payment plan is established you may make your payments online at https://pay.okaloosaclerk.com/. You must have your case number or citation number available.                         

When paying for a payment plan in person, please provide the case number so the payment is applied to the correct case/person. We suggest taking a photo of the top portion of the payment plan contract from your cell phone, this will be an easy way for you to supply the information to the intake clerk.



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