The Fines and Restitution Clerk handles the processing of all restitution payments. All payments received by the court are receipted and processed within one business day of delivery to the court. However, in order to ensure all checks and money orders are cleared by the bank, the court is required to hold the funds for a period of 10 days before releasing the proceeds to any victims. 

If you have a question regarding the amount of restitution you owe to the court or what your monthly payment amount is you can call the clerk at (928) 753-0713. 

If you are a victim with questions regarding whether or not a payment has been received you may contact the clerk at the above number for additional information. However, it should be noted that the court cannot send out any restitution payments until money is received from the defendant. Once a payment is received the court begins the process of sending this money on to the victim(s).

If you have questions regarding community restitution (service) please call your probation officer. The number for the Probation Department is (928) 753-0741. 

All restitution payments should be mailed to:

Clerk of Superior Court
Attn: Restitution Clerk
P.O. Box 7000
Kingman, AZ 86402

Email: ClerkofCourt@icandcocustoms.com

Victim's Center - English

Victim's Center - Spanish

Click here to pay your court obligation in the Mohave County Superior Court, you can make your payment online.

• Once you have searched your name, you will see the total balance due for all cases in this Court.
• The case totals will appear in the "Step 1: Search Your Bills" screen.
• If you do not intend to pay the balance due in full, you must change the balance due amount in the "Step 2: Select Payment" screen.
• The total amount due may not reflect the entire balance due. If you have any questions regarding the balance due, you must contact the Court at 928-753-0713
• By clicking on the link above, you will be directed to our e-payment vendor, Point and Pay, to complete your transaction. Point and Pay is a 3rd party vendor that will forward your payment to the Court.
• Point and Pay charges a fee to process your payment.

Cash

You may pay your court obligation with cash at Family Dollar, 7-Eleven, CVS Pharmacy, and more.

Need to make a payment with CASH on your court case TODAY? No Problem!

 

PayNearMe is a same day guaranteed transaction for only $2.99. Cash payments up to $1,000 are accepted.

1. Bring your barcode to a participating 7-Eleven, CVS, Family Dollar or Ace Cash Express to make a payment.Your unique barcode is located on your courtnotice or download your barcode using www.azcourtpay.com
2. Once you are at the store, present your barcode to the cashier and tell the cashier to follow the steps on the PaySlip or smart phone.
3. Before you go, know your balance due and how much you want to pay. The cashier will not have access to this information.
4. That's it! It is as simple as buying a soda. Your payment will be sent to the court within 15 minutes.

If you have any PayNearMe questions, please call (800) 720-7743.

 

Payment in Person

You may pay your court fees in person at any of our 3 locations.

Pay Fees in Collections

Online

If you have received a collection notice, to avoid being charged a convenience fee, pay at www.azcourtpay.com

Payment in Person

You may pay your court fees in person at any of our 3 locations.

Pay Child Support/Spousal Maintenance

Click here to Make Your Child Support/Spousal Maintenance Payment