Acceptable Methods of Payment

Electronic Public Access Fee Schedule

Fees & Installments

Free or Low Cost Legal Help

Post Judgment Interest Rates

Refund Policy

Trustee's Deposit of Unclaimed Dividends

Unclaimed Funds

Refundable Payments

A refund can be made when a filing fee is accepted by the Clerk’s Office:

• on a bankruptcy-related case where a filing fee is not required; or
• in an amount greater than the required fee due (an overpayment).

The Court is only entitled to the statutory amount. However, given the administrative cost involved with processing a refund, the Clerk will only refund an overpayment of $25 or more. Fees submitted to the Clerk's Office for matters unrelated to Bankrutcy cases filed in the Southern District of Indiana will be returned to the payer without need for a motion for refund.

Motions for Refund

All requestors whose bankruptcy case related-fees are accepted by the Clerk's Office must file a motion for refund with the Court. If the payment was made by:

• check, money order, or ACH, an AO 213P must be submitted. Refunds will be issued by the U.S. Treasury; or
• debit or credit card, an AO 213P is not required. Refunds will be credited back to the card account used for the original payment.