From the Orange County Clerk of Courts
In Summary:
Orange County Clerk of Courts Tiffany Moore Russell says residents with suspended driver’s licenses due to unpaid traffic tickets or criminal fines can seek help at any time of the year. The Clerk’s Office offers payment plans that may allow eligible customers to have certain collection fees waived and begin the process of reinstating their licenses. Residents can contact the Court Compliance division or visit the downtown Orlando courthouse to request a payment plan.
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The Orange County Clerk of Courts can help residents with suspended driver's licenses get on a payment plan at any time of the year. This is the first step to getting back in the driver’s seat.
“They don’t have to wait for a special event,” said Clerk Tiffany Moore Russell. “We can always help customers year-round with outstanding traffic tickets and criminal fines get on a payment plan and get back on track to get their driver’s license reinstated.”
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Customers may be eligible to have certain collection fees waived, get on a payment plan, and have their suspended driver's licenses reinstated if all requirements are met. A down payment is required for a payment plan, and reinstatement fees are applicable. Affordable down payments are available.
The Clerk’s Office helps hundreds of thousands of people in Orange County throughout the year with overdue traffic tickets or criminal fines that have resulted in suspended driver's licenses.
To see if you are eligible for a payment plan, email our Court Compliance division or come to the downtown Orlando courthouse, Suite 410, to request a Payment Plan contract.
Key Points:
- The Orange County Clerk of Courts offers year-round assistance for residents with suspended driver’s licenses.
- Residents with overdue traffic tickets or criminal fines may qualify for payment plans.
- Some customers may be eligible to have certain collection fees waived.
- A down payment and reinstatement fees are required to begin the process.
- Residents can contact the Court Compliance division or visit the downtown Orlando courthouse to request a payment plan.
