Court remits remaining fines and costs for Stephanie Eagleson; probation to end in March

Judge David D. Wolfe granted a motion to remit remaining fines and court costs for Stephanie Eagleson after the court reviewed a uniform affidavit of income and a payment record showing regular payments.

The defendant, appearing in custody, provided the court with an affidavit that set out income and expenses. The judge noted the payment record showed regular payments and that the defendant still owed fines and court costs but was otherwise in compliance. "Since you've paid the litigation, then I will terminate your requirement to pay any additional ... all of your fines that are remaining," the judge said, granting the motion and crediting the defendant for payments made.

The court further stated the defendant’s probation will terminate in March of this year, except for any outstanding financial obligations that the order remitted. The judge said the remission was intended to help the defendant complete probation successfully and move forward.

The transcript does not list the exact remaining dollar amount of fines and costs remitted; the court record indicates the defendant had been making regular payments toward those financial obligations and that the motion to remit was supported by the submitted affidavit and payment history.