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EXHIBIT C Property Awarded to Petitioner 1. All household furniture, furnishings, fixtures, goods, art objects, collectibles, appliances, and equipment in the possession of Petitioner or subject to

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How to fill out property awarded to petitioner:

1. Obtain a copy of the court order or judgment that awards the property to the petitioner. This document will outline the specifics of what property has been awarded.
2. Carefully review the court order to understand which properties are included and if there are any specific instructions provided by the court regarding the transfer of the property.
3. Identify the necessary forms or paperwork required to transfer the property. This may include deeds, titles, or other legal documents depending on the nature of the property.
4. Contact an attorney or legal professional if you are unsure about any part of the process or if you need assistance in filling out the required forms.
5. Fill out the necessary forms, providing accurate and complete information. Include any required supporting documentation or evidence as specified by the court order.
6. Double-check all the information provided in the forms for accuracy before submitting them.
7. If there are any filing fees associated with the transfer of the property, make sure to include the required payment in the designated method (check, money order, etc.).
8. Submit the filled-out forms and any required documents to the appropriate court or government agency as instructed in the court order. Be aware of any specific deadlines for submission.
9. Keep copies of all documents submitted for your records.
10. Monitor the progress of the property transfer and follow up with the court or agency if necessary.

Who needs property awarded to petitioner:

1. The petitioner, who may have gone through a legal process (such as a divorce or lawsuit) and has been granted ownership of the property by the court.
2. The petitioner's legal representatives, such as their attorney or advocate, who may need to assist in the property transfer process.
3. Any relevant government agencies involved in overseeing the transfer of the property, such as a land registry office or department of motor vehicles, depending on the type of property being awarded.
4. In some cases, the court or judge overseeing the case may also need to be notified or involved in the property transfer process.

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What is property awarded to petitioner?

Property awarded to petitioner refers to assets or possessions that are legally granted to the individual who filed a petition in a court case.

Who is required to file property awarded to petitioner?

The petitioner who has been granted property by the court is required to file details of the awarded property.

How to fill out property awarded to petitioner?

To fill out property awarded to petitioner, the individual must provide detailed information about the assets or possessions they have been awarded.

What is the purpose of property awarded to petitioner?

The purpose of property awarded to petitioner is to ensure that the individual receives their rightful share of assets or possessions as determined by the court.

What information must be reported on property awarded to petitioner?

Information such as the description of the awarded property, its estimated value, and any relevant court orders must be reported on property awarded to petitioner.

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