Reimbursement
Attention!
Elimination of Juvenile Delinquency Fines, Fees, and Costs! As of October 1, 2024, Oakland County cannot charge most court fees for juvenile delinquency cases because of a new state law. In Juvenile cases, Oakland County no longer charges diversion fees, consent calendar service fees, late fees, attorney fees, community service fees, fines associated with violations of municipal ordinances or state or federal law (if another disposition has been ordered), costs of care or service fees, court appointed attorney fees, DNA fees, drug test fees, probation and supervision fees, and Youth Assistance fees. Prior to the state law change, Oakland County had already stopped collecting these fees. Families should not make payments for any of these fees, but your bill may include other fees that you are still responsible for (i.e. restitution, crime victims rights fees, fines associated with violations of municipal ordinances or state or federal law (if no other disposition has been ordered). If you have any questions about what you owe, please contact us at 248-858-1130 or email reimbfamily@oakgov.com.
Reimbursement is no longer collecting any Circuit Court criminal attorney fees.
Services are handled by phone, e-mail, mail, via on-line services and in person. For Circuit Court, please contact 248-858-0506 or e-mail reimbcircuit@oakgov.com. For Juvenile/Family Court, please contact 248-858-1130 or email reimbfamily@oakgov.com.
The Reimbursement Department is upgrading to a New Payment Platform. You will be able to make one-time payments without interruption. A new scheduled payment option will become available in early 2026. Please return to this page for updates as they develop.
Existing Scheduled (Recurring) Payment User? Your currently scheduled payments will end as of December 31, 2025. Any payments currently scheduled on or before December 31, 2025, will process as scheduled. Payments beyond December 31, 2025, will be canceled.
NOTE: Existing Scheduled (Recurring) Payments cannot be edited. You may delete an existing Scheduled Payment. Please login to your account at https://my.g2gcloud.com with the Username you created when setting up your Scheduled (Recurring) Payment. If you do not remember your Username or Password, please use the Forgot Username? or Reset Password? links provided on the login page. Please use the Scheduled Payment Reference Guide for step-by-step instructions.
If you have an upcoming court date, you will need to make the payment in person with cash or a cashier's check. If you make a payment online, the Court will be advised that the payment will not be considered cleared for at least 30 days from the date of the payment.
Administration prepares financial reports and statistics, assesses the impact of new and pending legislation on the County's collection processes, evaluates new and current programs and procedures for increased efficiency opportunities, and provides on-going training to staff.
Admin Collections is responsible for the collection of Birth Record Fees, Filing Fees, Guardian ad Litem Fees, and Psychological Testing Fees for cases associated with Friend of the Court matters.
Circuit Court Collections is responsible for the collection of court costs, crime victim's rights fees, restitution, fines, and other fees ordered by the Circuit Court. Reimbursement is also responsible for disbursing restitution payments to victims. Reimbursement works with defendants to establish payment schedules by conducting financial interviews and applying community service credits to defendant's accounts when appropriate. They process state tax intercepts and prepare court orders and garnishments when necessary.
Family Court Collections is responsible for the collection of fees ordered by Family Court, such as restitution, crime victim’s rights fees, and municipal ordinance and civil infraction fines. Reimbursement initiates and conducts Order to Show Cause hearings, processes wage assignments, state tax intercepts, and requests bench warrants when necessary.