Payment Plan
Many times, people cannot afford to pay their entire amount due all at once. We are authorized to offer payment plans with no interest. To apply for a payment plan, download this application form, then contact a court to learn the process. There is a one-time $20.00 Time Payment Fee which is mandated by state statute.
If you are already approved for a payment plan, you may click here or on the Related Link to the right to make a payment by credit card. You will find it by case number or driver license number.
You may not use this link and the case will not appear on the page if:
- the case is in collections;
- the case is not yet approved for a payment plan; or
- you are paying for someone else and do not have their name and birth date.
Important: The consequences for failure to comply with the payment plan may result in any of the following:
- suspension of your driver license and/or vehicle registration;
- an arrest warrant;
- additional collection fees; or
- interception of tax refunds from the State of Arizona.
In Collections?
If your case has been sent to collections, you are likely in the FARE and/or ENCAP systems and will be unable to make a payment through the Justice Courts page.
Please go to www.azcourtpay.com to make these payments.
Payment Acceptance Policies
The Justice Courts accept as payment: personal checks, money orders, cash*, VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, or other financial institution-generated fund transfer instruments, and other forms or means of payment mandated by the supreme court.
A receipt shall be provided for every payment made in person to the court. The receipt provided by the court is proof of payment.
Returned checks will be subject to a $25 fee.
* Justice Courts accept no more than $5 per day in coins per customer. Any balance over that amount must be paid with paper money or via the other methods listed above.
Fine payments may also be made at off-site PayNearMe locations.
Payments for cases in collections may be made online at AZCourtPay.