The policy and purpose of the Office of the Court Clerk is to provide professional, efficient and courteous service to the public and professionals it comes in contact with in person and over the telephone. Additionally, the office provides the Court with the personnel to maintain case records, handle financial transactions, assist during court hearings and trials, and to act as jury commissioner.
Payments
PLEASE INSPECT YOUR CASE CAREFULLY TO ENSURE YOU ARE PAYING THE CORRECT COURT. Douglas County District Court is in Minden, Douglas County, Nevada.
Please be advised that all payments related to filing fees, fines, fees, administrative assessments, mediation payments, court ordered monies, etc., must be made payable to the District Court Clerks Office.
Payments may be made by mail, in person, telephone, or online through our website with a credit card.
Payments made by mail may be submitted in the form of a cashier’s check or money order. Personal checks are not accepted by mail.
Personal checks are only accepted in person when presenting photo identification.
The Court will continue to accept payment by check from legal counsel and from businesses who have received Court approval of this method of payment. Any exceptions to this policy may only be approved by the Court Administrator or Judicial Fiscal Management Analyst.
Cash is an acceptable form of payment.
Returned checks will result in additional fees plus the possibility of a warrant being issued for the maker’s arrest.
Credit Card Payments
The courts are pleased to be able to accept credit card payments through Point and Pay for all payments. This service is offered as a convenience to the public. See Fee Disclosure for more.
Court Fees
Fee Schedule
To view the District Court Fee Schedule click on the link below.
Fee Disclosure
Point of Sale transaction fees are assessed for credit card and debit cards in all channels where we accept payments including in-person, telephone, and internet. We assess a transaction fee of 3% with a $2.00 minimum on all credit card and debit card payments. This convenience fee is paid directly to Point and Pay and is not received by the court.