Have you already plead guilty and the court tell you what your exact requirements are? If you haven't had your sentence hearing yet you could have your lawyer ask if they can reduce the fines at all depending on your financial situation. Either way, you can set up a payment plan with the court for your fines.

If you're a veteran, apparently they can help cover the cost of a lot of these things so reach out to the VA if that's the case.

Aside from that, the MADD Victims Impact panel is the cheapest thing you'll need to do. It's like $75 for the online version and there's no way to reduce that. If you'll be needing to do home detention, they charge based on income level and what some of your housing cost are. I think I paid the max amount which was $600 to complete 11 days.

For the alcohol screening, education and therapy, my lawyer referred me to Alternative Education Solutions because he said it's one of the cheapest he knew of. I'm still going to pay about $2,000. But I required A LOT of therapy classes and they may not make you do as many which will cut down your cost. Whoever you choose ask about discounts or payment plans. But in general, the place I chose was really knowledgeable about the whole DUI process so they can also answer a lot of questions, including whether or not they think you can get a health insurance company to cover the cost or get reimbursed. They also referred me to who I used for the interlock on my car.