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applied first to all costs and fees incurred by the AGENCY, including, but not limited to: filing fees, ex parte fees, attorney fees and mailing and postage fees. Remaining payments shall be applied at a rate of60% to the COURT and 40% to the AGENCY. 13. Interest Charges. The COURT authorizes the AGENCY to add interest to accounts at a rate of 12% and to disperse the interest as follows: 100% of accrued interest to the COURT prior to the AGENCY commencing legal action and 100% of interest accrued after the AGENCY has commenced legal action shall be retained by the AGENCY. The AGENCY reserves the right to write-off interest balances under $5.00, or to stop charging interest on payroll deductions and post-dated check payment plans. The COURT will receive full payment in order to close a case. The COURT authorizes the AGENCY to either waive or reduce interest as a negotiation tool. 14. Change in Law. Should there be changes in statutes, state or local court rules, or case law which prescribe/allow a different method for receiving collection fees, the AGENCY shall modify its methods accordingly, upon instruction from the COURT. 15. Electronic Payments. The COURT authorizes the AGENCY to charge a party making an electronic payment a convenience fee in the amount of $5 .00 for processing the electronic payment unless prohibited by state law. 16. Payments to COURT from Other Source. A payment made on behalf of a consumer directly to the COURT on an assigned account will be promptly reported to the AGENCY by the COURT. 17. Bankruptcy. When an account becomes subject to bankruptcy proceedings, the AGENCY will cancel the account back to the COURT. 18. Reports and Remittance Schedule. The AGENCY and the COURT agree to the following reports and remittance schedule, subject to mutual modifications: 18.1. The AGENCY shall furnish the COURT with a computerized acknowledgment ofthe assigned judgments within a reasonable period of time following receipt of the same. The acknowledgement shall include an ALPHA listing by name of judgment consumer, court assigned case number, amount assigned, total number of judgments and total dollar amounts assigned for collection. 18.2. The AGENCY will furnish the COURT with a monthly report indicating all judgments currently assigned to the AGENCY. The report shall be an ALPHA list by judgment consumer name, the court assigned case number, dollar amount assigned, payments made to date and current status of each individual judgment. Such report will also provide a summary of all 4