Important Note
Please make sure you are paying the correct court: Tahoe Justice Court is located in Stateline, Douglas County, Nevada, USA.
Payment Online
When you click on Make an Online Payment you will be directed to our payment processor website. In the Payment Type field you will have three options to select. If more information is needed prior to making your payment, please refer to Citations.
- Select Fines and Fees if you are paying a filing fee, paying a fine, paying for record searches, or a misdemeanor traffic citation.
- Select Admit to Infraction and Pay in Full if you are not contesting the civil infraction traffic citation.
- Select Contesting/Posting Cash Bond if you are contesting the civil infraction traffic citation.
Online payments are for Tahoe Justice Court only.
Payment In-person
In-person payments are accepted at the Justice Court by one of the following:
- Cash
- Debit card
- All Major Credit Cards
- Cashier’s check
- Money Order
- Personal check (with ID)
Please write the citation number or the Court’s case number on your money order, cashier’s check or personal check.
Payment By Mail
If you mail your payment and want a receipt showing that the payment was processed, you must include a self-addressed stamped envelope with your payment. Personal checks are not accepted as payment by mail and will be returned to the sender. Personal checks are accepted at the clerk’s window with a photo ID (see Payment In-person, above).
Address mail to:
Tahoe Justice Court
P.O. Box 7169
Stateline, NV 89449
After Payment
When full payment of the bail or fine and fees is received by the court, the citation/case is closed and the Conviction Notice for the original or amended violation is sent to the Department of Motor Vehicles or the State Repository.
Additional Payment Information
Your court date is stated on your citation.
Please note that courts in the State of Nevada do not send notices of appearance regarding court dates on traffic citations. The court requests you wait a period of two weeks from the time you have received your citation before making a payment online in order to allow internal processing on your case.
If your ticket is past its court date, you are responsible for additional fees. If you fail to pay, your ticket will be treated as outstanding by the court and you will remain responsible for those unpaid fees. The court may issue warrants, suspend driver licenses, and/or report unpaid fees to a collection agency.
If you are making a payment for either a traffic citation or a criminal case and a warrant for your arrest has been issued for a failure to appear, failure to pay fine, failure to complete sentencing requirements or for any other reason, your payment will be rejected during the court’s normal operating hours.
You must contact the court staff to resolve any outstanding warrants.
PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT PAYING ONLINE FOR CASES THAT HAVE ALREADY GONE TO WARRANT WILL NOT PREVENT YOU FROM BEING ARRESTED.
Further, if you make a payment online for a matter filed in another court’s jurisdiction, you are responsible for any pending actions arising from the court of jurisdiction for failure to pay timely. It is not the responsibility of the courts to process payments for other agencies. Your payment will be rejected with no notice to you.
PLEASE INSPECT YOUR CITATION CAREFULLY TO ENSURE YOU ARE PAYING THE CORRECT COURT.
Fee Disclosure
Point of Sale transaction fees are assessed for credit card and debit cards in all channels where we accept payments including in-person, telephone, and internet. We assess a transaction fee of 3% with a $2.00 minimum on all credit card and debit card payments. This convenience fee is paid directly to Point and Pay and is not received by the court.