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Board adopts resolution revising circuit clerk filing fees under new state changes
Summary
Shelby County approved a resolution to amend circuit clerk civil filing fees following state changes: a $100 guardianship fee was repealed and $5 was added to certain civil filing categories; county officials said the $5 additions go to a state agency, not the county.
Shelby County commissioners voted to adopt a resolution updating the circuit clerk fee schedule to reflect state-level changes. A county official explained that the legislature repealed a $100 guardianship fee and added $5 to certain civil filing categories. "They repealed a $100 fee," a county official said, adding that the $5 per-case additions are routed to a state agency rather than county coffers.
Board members asked how much of the adjusted schedules, if any, would come to the county and were told the resolution and attached schedules break down which fees fund county operations. The item passed by voice vote with members recorded as in favor.
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