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court-packet-reconciliation

Reconcile court hearing notes, finance queues, payment petitions, and portal records into clerk-ready JSON packets, including dispositions, fees, payment plans, placeholders, and form metadata.

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# Court Packet Reconciliation

Use this skill when a task asks for a structured court closeout or packet answer from local notes plus the court portal.

## Workflow

1. Read `answer_template.json` first. Treat its keys, enums, ordering rules, and placeholder token as the contract.
2. Pull facts from the local payloads and, when provided, verify against the portal endpoints named in the prompt or environment file.
3. Resolve conflicts using this order:
   - signed order or explicit docket entry
   - hearing notes / sentencing notes
   - corroborating memo, petition, or intake sheet
   - draft queue / worksheet
   - stale or archived values only if the template or current policy explicitly requires them
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