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Voucher For Assigned Counsel (Family Court Appeal) Form. This is a New York form and can be use in Appellate Division Appellate Courts.
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New York State, Supreme Court
Appellate Division, Third Judicial Department
P.O. Box, 7288, Capitol Station
Albany, New York 12224
In the Matter of
CASE NO.
VOUCHER FOR ASSIGNED COUNSEL
(Family Court Appeal)
Date of assignment
Order or judgment appealed from
Date record and briefs filed
Date of argument of appeal (if submitted, so state)
Date of Appellate Division decision
VOUCHER MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 60 DAYS FROM
DATE OF DECISION.
For legal services rendered by
, with offices at
, as counsel assigned to represent
pursuant to section 1120 of the Family Court Act from
to
.
Attach Itemized Statement of Services and Expenses
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Total Hours:
(x $75)
$
Fee Request:
$
Disbursements:
$
TOTAL FEE AND DISBURSEMENTS:
$
Attorney's Certification of Claim
, attorney-at-law, certifies under penalty of perjury, that
I am the claimant herein; that the items of the above account in the amount of $
are true and correct; that the disbursements, services and supplies charged herein have
in fact been made or rendered; that no part of the amount claimed has been paid or satisfied;
that I have not sought, nor have I received, any fee or other compensation for representing
the above-named person, nor have I sought or received any compensation in this case from
any other source.
DATED:
Signature
Print Name:
Address:
*NOTE. Itemized statements should show a breakdown of the time expended: (a) reviewing
record, (b) preparing legal research, (c) preparing other work stating nature preliminary to
preparation of brief and (d) preparing brief. While time expended is an important consideration
in fixing fees, the Court also gives great weight to other factors such as the difficulty of the
case, the diligence with which the assignment was completed, and the competence and skill of
counsel in the performance of services. Please note that commencing January 1, 2004, the
hourly rate for appellate court representation is $75. The limit on compensation without a
showing of extraordinary circumstances is $4,400. Claims for payment above the statutory cap
must be accompanied by an affidavit in support of the excess fee claim.
Revised 4-2011
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