The Circuit Court Fee Schedule (This revised Schedule takes effect September 2, 2026) publishes the charges, costs, and fees for Certain Post Judgment Charges: A clerk shall collect a $311 fee for docketing: 4 1. a motion under Rule 2-648 for enforcement of a judgment mandating or prohibiting conduct; 2. a motion under
What does The Circuit Court Fee Schedule (This revised Schedule takes effect September 2, 2026) publishes the charges, costs, and fees for Certain Post Judgment Charges: A clerk shall collect a $311 fee for docketing: 4 1. a motion under Rule 2-648 for enforcement of a judgment mandating or prohibiting conduct; 2. a motion under publish?
Lookup fee (published: Case Search is free, Civil Judgment and Satisfaction Data is subscription-based)
A clerk shall collect a $311 fee for docketing: 4 1. a motion under Rule 2-648 for enforcement of a judgment mandating or prohibiting conduct; 2. a motion under Rule 2-651 seeking ancillary relief in aid of enforcement; 3. a request for examination in aid of enforcement under Rule 2-633 (in addition to the charges required by Courts Article, § 7-401); 4. a request for issuance of one or more writs of execution, garnishment, or possession; and 5. a request for issuance of a charging order. (as published)
Published circuit court fee schedule, Certain Post Judgment Charges: A clerk shall collect a $311 fee for docketing: 4 1. a motion under Rule 2-648 for enforcement of a judgment mandating or prohibiting conduct; 2. a motion under Rule 2-651 seeking ancillary relief in aid of enforcement; 3. a request for examination in aid of enforcement under Rule 2-633 (in addition to the charges required by Courts Article, § 7-401); 4. a request for issuance of one or more writs of execution, garnishment, or possession; and 5. a request for issuance of a charging order.
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- Lookup fee (published: Case Search is free, Civil Judgment and Satisfaction Data is subscription-based)
- A clerk shall collect a $311 fee for docketing: 4 1. a motion under Rule 2-648 for enforcement of a judgment mandating or prohibiting conduct; 2. a motion under Rule 2-651 seeking ancillary relief in aid of enforcement; 3. a request for examination in aid of enforcement under Rule 2-633 (in addition to the charges required by Courts Article, § 7-401); 4. a request for issuance of one or more writs of execution, garnishment, or possession; and 5. a request for issuance of a charging order. (as published)
- Source
- Maryland Judiciary: Fee Schedules (where the Appellate/Circuit/District fee schedules are and their effective dates)(retrieved 2026-10-20)