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How to Pay Fines, Restitution, or Child Support Online for Someone in Gordon County (nCourt)

Need to pay child support, fines, or restitution for someone connected to Gordon County? The county routes online payments through nCourt. Here's how it works, what to watch for, and who to contact if something seems off.

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How to Pay Fines, Restitution, or Child Support Online for Someone in Gordon County (nCourt)

Gordon County uses its nCourt landing page (identified as

Before entering any payment info, know what you're dealing with: the Gordon County nCourt landing page is a third-party site owned by nCourt - not an official county website. You can still use it. Just understand you're completing the transaction through a private payment processor, not directly through the county.

Fee warning: nCourt collects the payment and charges an additional fee for using its services.

How to Pay Fines, Restitution, or Child Support Online for Someone in Gordon County (nCourt)
  1. Start at Gordon County’s nCourt landing page - Use the county-directed nCourt landing page for Gordon County (GAGordonCountyLanding.aspx) for online payments.
  2. Choose what you’re paying - This portal is used for child support payments and for payments toward fines and restitution.
  3. Complete the transaction on nCourt - Since nCourt is a third-party site (not an official county website), follow the prompts on nCourt to submit the payment.
  4. Expect an added service fee - nCourt charges an additional fee for utilizing its services, on top of the amount you’re paying.

Questions about where to pay or whether you're using the right portal? Call the Clerk's Office at 706-629-9533.

Heads-up: Questions about payment processing itself - including that extra third-party fee - typically need to go through nCourt's payment flow and transaction details, not the Clerk's Office.

Unconfirmed Items

  • ✓ The exact amount of nCourt’s additional (convenience/service) fee for your payment - check the fee shown during checkout on nCourt.
  • ✓ How quickly your payment will post to the related county account/case - if timing matters, call the Clerk’s Office at 706-629-9533.
  • ✓ What to do if you’re disputing a charge or see a processing problem - review your nCourt transaction details and keep your confirmation information handy.

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