§ 2855 Expense Apportionment Objections

• •If you're unhappy with how costs are split after a court case, you can write to the court to complain.
• •You have 30 days after getting the bill in the mail to tell the court you don’t agree.
• •The court will then set a date to listen to your complaint and decide if the costs are fair.

You and your neighbor had a court fight over a fence. The court sends you a bill saying you have to pay $1,000, but you think it should only be $500.

You can write to the court within 30 days of getting the bill and say you don’t agree. The court will then schedule a hearing to decide if the $1,000 is fair or if it should be less.