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The Clerk of the Superior Court County Collections Unit (CCU) collects on the amounts owed for all Criminal Restitution Orders (CROs) that are issued by the Maricopa County Superior Court. CCU sends a series of courtesy letters in an effort to make contact with the debtor and establish a payment plan.

Advisory: On May 1, 2025 the Maricopa County Justice Courts launched an improved pay portal run by our new payment partner, Point & Pay. The links on the right side of this page (and below) take you to the portal which now gives you the option of creating an account. It is not necessary but doing this will allow you to set up automatic payments, easily track your case (s), receive text or ...

CRIMINAL CASES & PROBATION FEES: The Total Amount Due may not reflect the actual payoff amount. For questions, contact the Clerk’s Office CFO Unit at 602-372-5375 Mon - Fri 8 AM to 5 PM MST or email: CFOResponse@mail.maricopa.gov.

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The Total Amount Due may not reflect the actual payoff amount. For questions about balance due, previous payments, or payoff amount, contact the Clerk’s Office at 602-372-5375 Mon - Fri 8 AM to 5 PM MST.

Point & Pay hosts this site on behalf of the Justice Courts of Maricopa County to enable fast, easy access to bills and electronic payment options. To make a one-time payment without registering, please select from the search options below.

Looking for Collections and Court Payment Services? Please contact the Clerk of the Superior Court in Maricopa County with all questions about collections and court payments.

Courts and Traffic Ticket Information The Arizona Department of Public Safety issues citations for various violations pertaining to Arizona Revised Statutes. These citations can be issued into any one of numerous Justice Courts within the state of Arizona.

You can make payments for: criminal fines, probation fees and restitution, deferred filing fees and for non-criminal court ordered fees.

Our number one priority is to provide exemplary customer service. Some of our services and responsibilities include: Filing new and subsequent documents for Family, Civil, Probate, Tax, Lower Court Appeals, Mental Health, Criminal and Juvenile case types. Processing fees for filings, child support payments, criminal fines, and court sanctions.

Civil citations may be handled without seeing a judge if you wish to simply pay the fine. Criminal traffic and other misdemeanor offenses require that you see a judge- however that can be done either virtually or in person. The bottom of the citation tells you which specific court will handle your case. Contact a court clerk if you have questions.

If you wish to file subsequent documents for Maricopa County Superior Court criminal cases, you can do so using the Clerk's eFiling Online portal. eFiling in criminal cases is optional for self-represented litigants. Note for in-person services: Clerks are committed to assisting you in the Superior Court, however; to ensure fairness, clerks cannot give legal advice.

The Criminal Department holds hearings and trials in felony criminal cases and oversees all aspects of criminal cases from the initial appearance to sentencing and post-conviction matters.

Information on the different types of court payments accepted in Arizona courts as well as your options if your case is in default, or a part of the FARE program.

Online Payment Portal Available for “Bad-Check” Restitution Payments Each day, thousands of checks are written to pay for goods or services - yet many are not honored when presented at the bank, usually due to insufficient funds. Hard-working merchants and others go unpaid. The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office (MCAO) has had a long-standing program to pursue these “bad-check writers ...

Limited Jurisdiction courts handling evictions, small claims, protective orders, traffic cases, civil suits and misdemeanor offenses.

The CFO Unit processes payments paid on criminal cases, funds are allocated and disbursed according to the Court’s order. Restitution checks carry a reminder to the victim to update their address information with the Clerk’s Office.

The Clerk of the Superior Court in Maricopa County (Clerk’s Office) implemented Online Payments in October 2020. This initiative provides online payment capabilities for customers to make payments via credit card and eCheck for 1) criminal fines, fees, reimbursement, and restitution, and 2) deferred filing fees and non-criminal court ...

Arizona Online Court Payments This page provides information about Online Court Payments resources in Arizona. Links are grouped by those that cover courts statewide, for multiple counties, and then by individual county.Online Court Payments resources in Arizona.