Indiana § 33-37-4-10 - Fee bills; issuance; collection; lien
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§ 33-37-4-10. Fee bills; issuance; collection; lien
Sec. 10. (a) Not later than seventy-five (75) days after judgment is entered in an action, the clerk shall issue an itemized fee bill for the collection of fees that were charged against the party in that action and that remain unpaid. The clerk shall present the fee bill for collection to the sheriff of a county in which the debtor party resides or in which the debtor party has property.
(b) The sheriff shall do the following:
(1) Collect the amount due under the fee bill.
(2) Return the fee bill to the clerk not more than sixty (60) days after the day the fee bill was issued.
(c) After presented to the sheriff, a fee bill has the effect of an execution and operates as a lien upon the real and personal property of the debtor.
(d) A successor of an officer may issue fee bills for the fees of the officer's predecessors in office in the manner provided under this chapter. A clerk may issue the fee bills of the sheriff or the former sheriffs of the county in the same manner.
[Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-19-1-8.]
As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.16.
IC 33-37-5Chapter 5. Collection of Additional Fees
33-37-5-0.1Application of certain amendments to chapter 33-37-5-0.2Repealed 33-37-5-1Preparing transcript or copy of record; fee 33-37-5-2Clerk's record perpetuation fund 33-37-5-3Document fee; certificate under seal 33-37-5-4Document fee; transcript of judgment to become real estate lien 33-37-5-5Forwarding document fees 33-37-5-6Support and maintenance payments; fees 33-37-5-7Marijuana eradication program fee 33-37-5-8Alcohol and drug services program fee; law enforcement continuing education program fee 33-37-5-9Drug abuse, prosecution, interdiction, and correction fee 33-37-5-10Countermeasures fee; collection 33-37-5-11Alcohol abuse deterrent fee; medical fee; collection 33-37-5-12Child abuse prevention fee 33-37-5-13Domestic violence prevention and treatment fee 33-37-5-14Highway worksite fee 33-37-5-15Service of process fee 33-37-5-16Judgments; collection, transfer, and deposit of funds 33-37-5-17Deferred prosecution fees 33-37-5-18Safe schools fee 33-37-5-19Criminal conviction; jury fees 33-37-5-19.5Jury fee 33-37-5-20Document storage fee 33-37-5-21Automated record keeping fee 33-37-5-21.2Public defense administration fee 33-37-5-22Late payment fee 33-37-5-23Sexual assault victims assistance fee 33-37-5-24Problem solving court fee 33-37-5-25Judicial insurance adjustment fee 33-37-5-26Judicial salaries fee 33-37-5-26.2DNA sample processing fee 33-37-5-27Court administration fee 33-37-5-28Civil action service fee; garnishee service fee 33-37-5-29Repealed 33-37-5-30Expired 33-37-5-31Pro bono legal services fee 33-37-5-32Expired 33-37-5-33Expired 33-37-5-34Pro bono legal services fund; sources of money for the fund; transfer of money in the fund 33-37-5-35Small claims service fee; amount; collection 33-37-5-36Establishes the small claims fund; sources of revenue for the fund; semiannual transfer
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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