These instructions are for the The Massachusetts Financial Statement Short Form is used when a party’s annual income is less than $75,000. It is a four-page document that must be completed thoroughly and accurately, as it is one of the most important documents filed with the Probate and Family Court. The form requires the party to provide personal information, income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Each question must be answered, and if there is nothing to report, the word “none” or “0” should be inserted. The financial statement is used by the judge to set support orders and determine if agreements are fair and reasonable. It is crucial that the information provided is complete and accurate, as the statement is signed under the penalties of perjury. The form should be typewritten, and any additional pages should include the party’s name, case caption, and date.
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