Idaho § 32-1406 COURT ASSISTANCE OFFICES AND COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES — COST RECOVERY FEE SCHEDULE

Idaho Statutes

§ 32-1406 — COURT ASSISTANCE OFFICES AND COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES — COST RECOVERY FEE SCHEDULE

Idaho § 32-1406

Title 32DOMESTIC RELATIONS

Ch. 14COORDINATED FAMILY SERVICES

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Idaho Code § 32-1406 (2026).

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(1)The supreme court is hereby authorized to establish a statewide uniform schedule of fees to assist counties in defraying the costs of providing legal forms and other written materials, training on the use of forms and distributed materials, and other court services that are furnished in connection with court assistance offices and coordinated family services. The supreme court schedule of fees shall be reasonably related to and shall not exceed the actual costs involved in furnishing the materials, training or other services.

(2)The supreme court shall provide for a waiver or partial waiver of fees for those persons who are unable to pay the fees.

(3)The fees established in the supreme court schedule shall be collected through the clerk of the district court of the county in which th

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(1) The supreme court is hereby authorized to establish a statewide uniform schedule of fees to assist counties in defraying the costs of providing legal forms and other written materials, training on the use of forms and distributed materials, and other court services that are furnished in connection with court assistance offices and coordinated family services. The supreme court schedule of fees shall be reasonably related to and shall not exceed the actual costs involved in furnishing the materials, training or other services.
(2) The supreme court shall provide for a waiver or partial waiver of fees for those persons who are unable to pay the fees.
(3) The fees established in the supreme court schedule shall be collected through the clerk of the district court of the county in which the materials, training, or other services are furnished, and the clerk shall pay them over to the county treasurer for deposit into the county district court fund. Subject to the budgetary process of the county, the moneys so deposited into the district court fund shall be dedicated to the objects and purposes identified in this section.