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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Financial Statement (Form F10.02A) in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out Parts A, B, and C of the form. Part A requires your employment information, including your job title, employer's name, and duration of employment.
  3. In Part B, provide a detailed Annual Income Statement. List all sources of income and their respective amounts received annually.
  4. Complete Part C by detailing your Monthly Expense Statement. Include all housing costs, personal expenses, childcare expenses, and any other relevant financial obligations.
  5. If applicable, attach any necessary schedules for child support claims or special expenses as outlined in the instructions.
  6. Once completed, print the form and sign it in front of a commissioner of oaths before filing it with the Court.

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