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- Begin with Section 1, where the Judgment Creditor or their attorney must provide the court's address, judicial district, case name, docket number, and the name of the Judgment Debtor.
- In Section 2, the proper officer needs to fill in the date of service and their name and address, along with any third person served.
- Section 3 is for any third person served with execution; they should provide their telephone number and date when execution was mailed to the Judgment Debtor.
- Judgment Debtors should read Section 4 carefully. If applicable, complete Section 5 by detailing the property claimed as exempt and providing necessary contact information.
- Finally, review all sections for accuracy before submitting your completed form to ensure it is received by the Superior Court clerk within the required timeframe.
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