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The document is an Exemption Claim Form used in the State of Connecticut for judgment debtors to claim that funds removed from their financial accounts due to a court execution are exempt from such actions under state or federal law. It outlines the process for claiming exemptions, including necessary sections to be completed by both the judgment creditor and financial institution, as well as instructions for the judgment debtor on how to submit their claim. The form also includes details about various types of exempt funds and legal requirements related to alimony and support.

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Begin by filling out Section 1, which requires details about the judgment debtor or attorney. Include the name, address, and court information.
In Section 2, the financial institution must provide their name and address, along with the last four digits of the account number affected by the execution.
Section 3 contains important information for the judgment debtor. Review this section carefully to understand your rights regarding exemptions.
Complete Section 4 by selecting all applicable exemptions for your funds. Ensure you sign and date this section before a proper official.
If necessary, attach additional sheets detailing any further claims of exemption.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before submitting your completed form to the financial institution within the specified timeframe.

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What is the amount of the attorney occupational tax? The attorney occupational tax is $565 per calendar year. If you were admitted as an attorney and engaged in the practice of law in Connecticut but not for the entire calendar year, the tax due is $565. No proration of the tax is authorized.

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