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Phone: (415) 444-7180
Email: traffic@marincourt.org
Location: Civic Center, Hall of Justice, Room C-10
Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:00pm
The Court provides an Express Service Drop Box in the Room C-10 lobby for those individuals who do not want
to wait in line to make a payment. For more information, please
click here.
- Cash payments may only be paid in person in Room C-10 between the hours of 8:00am and
4:00pm, Monday through Friday.
- Checks, cashiers checks or money orders, payable to: Marin County Superior Court, may be sent
by mail, or paid in person in Room C-10. Please note: When making a payment by mail, individuals
must write the docket number, citation number, or name of the person who received the citation on the
check, cashier's check or money order to ensure that it is applied to the correct court docket.
- Credit card payments may be sent by mail, using the stub provided on the courtesy notice,
paid in person in Room C-10, or paid by phone at (415) 444-7180 between the hours of
8:30am and 4:00pm, Monday through Friday.
- A 90-day installment payment plan may be established in some cases and must be requested in
person. Please call (415) 444-7180 for more information.
Payment Installment Plans
The Court now offers 90-day payment installment plans for most citations. To set up a payment installment
plan, individuals must come into the Traffic Clerk's Office and request the payment plan. There is a $35
fee for setting up the plan, which is added to the total amount due. At the time the payment plan is set
up, individuals must pay at least 25% of the total bail and the $35 set up fee.
After the payment plan is established, individuals may make periodic payments over the 90-day period or may
pay the entire amount in one lump sum before the due date. The Traffic Clerk's Office is not authorized to
offer payment plans for longer than 90 days. For individuals who need more than 90 days to pay the entire
bail, they will be required to request these payment plans from the judicial officer.
If all payments are not received within the 90 days allowed, the remaining balance will be subject to all
regular enforcement procedures for delinquent bail, including additional penalties, DMV holds and referral
to collections.
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