Unpaid court fees this time? Actor Kim Soohyeon denies reports, saying ”I paid them without any problems”

Regarding reports that actor Kim Soohyeon's side has not paid approximately 38 million won (approximately 3.8 million yen) in legal fees in a lawsuit seeking damages of 12 billion won (approximately 1.2 billion yen),
Recently, Kim Soohyeon announced at a press conference that she was filing a lawsuit for damages against the family of the late actress Kim Sae Ron and Kim Sae Ee, CEO of the YouTube channel "Carosero Research Institute."
On the 17th (today), a Korean media outlet reported that the 14th Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court issued an order to Kim Soohyeon to correct the stamp duty and delivery fee on the 2nd of this month.
The paper fee is the legal fee paid when filing a lawsuit with the court and is proportional to the amount claimed, and the delivery fee is the postal fee. Kim Soohyeon's side submitted a correction document and an application for an extension of the correction deadline on the 16th.
Some people responded by saying, "This is an attempt to extend the deadline for payment of the stamp duty," and rumors of non-payment emerged, but today Kim Soohyeon's legal representative said, "The stamp duty and delivery fee for the lawsuit were not paid.
"I paid the fee without any problems," and explained, "The reason I applied for the extension on the 16th (correction deadline) was for a regular address correction." Meanwhile, Kim Soohyeon had a relationship with the late Kim Sae Ron when she was a minor.
The couple are embroiled in a scandal in which they dated for six years from 2006 to 2011. Kim Soohyeon's side has explained that they "started dating after they became adults," but the family's revelations continue to stir controversy.
In response, Kim Soohyeon held a press conference at the end of last month and broke down in tears, stating, "I admit that we were in a relationship for a time when we were adults, but the allegation that we were dating when we were minors is completely untrue."
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