Rhode Island § 14-1-49 § 14-1-49. Fees for service of process or attendance in court.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 14-1-49 — § 14-1-49. Fees for service of process or attendance in court.

Rhode Island § 14-1-49

Title 14Delinquent and Dependent Children

Ch. 14-1Proceedings in Family Court

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 14-1-49 (2026).

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§ 14-1-49. Fees for service of process or attendance in court.
In proceedings under this chapter, no court or witness fees shall be taxed or allowed
            against any party to a petition, and no salaried officer of the state, or of any city
            or town, shall be entitled to receive any fee for the service of process or for attendance
            in court in any of these proceedings, but all other persons acting under orders of
            the court shall be allowed, for service of process and attendance in court, the fees
            provided by law for like services in criminal cases before the district court, the
            fees to be paid from the appropriation provided for by law, when certified to by

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§ 14-1-49. Fees for service of process or attendance in court.

In proceedings under this chapter, no court or witness fees shall be taxed or allowed against any party to a petition, and no salaried officer of the state, or of any city or town, shall be entitled to receive any fee for the service of process or for attendance in court in any of these proceedings, but all other persons acting under orders of the court shall be allowed, for service of process and attendance in court, the fees provided by law for like services in criminal cases before the district court, the fees to be paid from the appropriation provided for by law, when certified to by a justice of the court.