How do I pay traffic ticket received in Clark County Indiana?
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Ok,Im from Indiana myself,Greenfield actually so wuddup.\nAnyway the address should be on the ticket and you send the ticket with the payment into that address.\nOr you could go to the county clerks office and pay it and get a receite.\nBut if you send it in dont send money. Use a check or money order.
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Just give them a call, they'll fill you in.  If it's a bigger county, you can probably do it on-line.  If it's a smaller county, you'll likely have to go to the courthouse to do it.
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go the the county court house and they can tell you
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Friend - Though I agree that your best action is just to pay the ticket, to find out the procedure for contesting a ticket, call the court of the jurisdiction involved.  GBU
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In Wayne County im guessing. just google it
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States do share ticket info.  I have an AL drivers licence.  When I renewed it, they made me pay an outstanding 3 year old illegal turn ticket to AZ before they renewed my licence.  Damn computers.
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Talk to the prosecutor before you have to pay the ticket. Alot of times they will either reduce or dismiss it. I had one dismissed yesterday by talking to the prosecutor a couple counties over here in Indiana.
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Depends on where in Florida you were issued the ticket.  The link below might be a good place to start - instructions for payment on tickets issued in Broward County...
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There should be a phone number on the back of the ticket. She can call that and find out what the amount is.
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Your best bet would be to contact the Marion Co. IN circuit court clerk.
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If you have an outstanding warrant for unpaid traffic tickets, it'll be difficult to find that amount online without paying a search service (linked below) that may or may not provide helpful information.  Your best bet is to call the city or jurisdiction where you received the tickets and ask how much is due.  They may tell you a dollar figure, or they may require bond be posted and that you appear before a judge who will then total the fines due only after a court appearance.  Usually, with an outstanding warrant, a dollar figure is not determined until you've faced a judge.
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CLARK COUNTY JAIL INMATE ALPHA ROSTER\nAS OF 06:00AM ON 04/30/06
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Consult the clerk of the court where the violation occured. You may have to pay a fee for the info.
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I AM from Ohio and have never heard of such a thing. I know if you live out of state, sometimes they will keep your license until you pay the ticket, and then mail it back but if I were you...I'd call the number on your citation to find out exactly what you're supposed to pay. The tickets I've gotten in Ohio generally have the fine listed on the back.
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look on the back of the ticket.most courts dont accept online fee's unless there set up for it. most make you appear or pay in person or may allow you to mail the fine in. contact the court if you are unsure about anything.
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If you have never been ticketed before, you could very possibly get away with attending a defensive driving school and not pay the fine. DONT count on this, this is the best possible senario. \n\nMake sure you go to court on your date, and plead guilty and the judge will probably ask you if you can pay it that day. Tell him that you can pay some of it, but not all of it and he will probably give you a date to have it paid in full. \n\nAnother option would to be to call the county clerk's office (the number is on the back of the ticket) and ask their advice before your court date. They could have another option for you. \n\nI have personal experience because I have received a couple of tickets myself. I think the most it will cost you is $150 but I am guessing on the high end. The most I have paid for one was $125 and that was to keep it off my record so it was more expensive than usual. \n\nYou won't go to jail over a speeding ticket as long as you show up for court and you finish paying your fine as it is arranged. \n\nGood luck. The judge will probably go easy on you if this is your first. Just get it taken care of!