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What is a diversion fee?

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What is a diversion fee?

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The diversion fee is a fee that the parent(s) or guardian(s) of a youth must pay if they wish their son or daughter to participate in diversion. Under King County Ordinance No. 11135 and Chapter 171 Laws of Washington, and RCW 13.40, the Superior Court is required to recover the costs of diversion. To the extent that they are financially able, parents and guardians are responsible for the costs of the diversion services for their children in Washington State. The maximum amount you are required to pay is $263, the cost of diversion. This fee may be paid in four monthly installments of $65.75.

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