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Begin by entering your name and contact information in the designated fields at the top of the form. This ensures that all correspondence regarding the reimbursement is directed to you.
Next, provide details about the minor involved, including their name and date of birth. This section is crucial as it links the reimbursement request directly to the specific case.
In the following section, outline the fees incurred for counsel services. Be sure to include dates, descriptions of services rendered, and total amounts. Accurate documentation here will support your request.
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