Instructions for Investigative Services Detailed Budget Worksheet for Non-capital Representations with the Potential for Extraordinary Cost

• Category: Federal - CJA Forms - Budgeting Worksheets
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-CJA-28C-INST
• Format: PDF

Description

Instructions for Investigative Services Detailed Budget Worksheet for Non-capital Representations with the Potential for Extraordinary Cost Instructions for Investigative Services Detailed Budget Worksheet for Non-capital Representations with the Potential for Extraordinary Cost is a document designed to provide guidance to attorneys in preparing a detailed budget for services associated with representing a client in a non-capital legal matter. This document outlines the steps and information necessary to prepare a detailed budget for such services. The document is divided into three sections: Section I — General Information, Section II – Budget Preparation and Section II— – Budget Documentation. Section I outlines the process for preparing the budget, including specific steps for identifying the services to be provided, the estimated cost of each service, and the total estimated cost of the entire representation. It also includes a discussion of the potential for extraordinary cost and how it should be addressed in the budget. Section II provides guidance on how to prepare a detailed budget for the representation. It outlines the type of information that should be included in the budget, the categories of services that should be considered, and the methods that should be used to calculate the estimated cost of each service. Section III outlines the process for documenting the budget and provides a list of the documents that must be included in the budget. It also discusses the various methods that can be used to document the budget, such as billing statements, invoices, and other documents. There are two types of Instructions for Investigative Services Detailed Budget Worksheet for Non-capital Representations with the Potential for Extraordinary Cost. The first type is for those legal matters where the attorney will need to provide investigative services in order to prepare a case. The second type is for those legal matters where the attorney will need to provide investigative services, but the cost of the services is not expected to exceed a certain amount.

Instructions for Investigative Services Detailed Budget Worksheet for Non-capital Representations with the Potential for Extraordinary Cost is a document designed to provide guidance to attorneys in preparing a detailed budget for services associated with representing a client in a non-capital legal matter. This document outlines the steps and information necessary to prepare a detailed budget for such services. The document is divided into three sections: Section I — General Information, Section II – Budget Preparation and Section II— – Budget Documentation. Section I outlines the process for preparing the budget, including specific steps for identifying the services to be provided, the estimated cost of each service, and the total estimated cost of the entire representation. It also includes a discussion of the potential for extraordinary cost and how it should be addressed in the budget. Section II provides guidance on how to prepare a detailed budget for the representation. It outlines the type of information that should be included in the budget, the categories of services that should be considered, and the methods that should be used to calculate the estimated cost of each service. Section III outlines the process for documenting the budget and provides a list of the documents that must be included in the budget. It also discusses the various methods that can be used to document the budget, such as billing statements, invoices, and other documents. There are two types of Instructions for Investigative Services Detailed Budget Worksheet for Non-capital Representations with the Potential for Extraordinary Cost. The first type is for those legal matters where the attorney will need to provide investigative services in order to prepare a case. The second type is for those legal matters where the attorney will need to provide investigative services, but the cost of the services is not expected to exceed a certain amount.