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Request for Hearing on De Facto Parentage in MA (cjd-156)

In Massachusetts, when filing a complaint to establish de facto parentage, a request for a hearing on sufficiency and standing is an important procedural step.
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Joint Petition for Divorce Form (cjd-101a)

CJD-101A) in Massachusetts is used when both spouses agree that their marriage has irretrievably broken down and they wish to file for an uncontested divorce.
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Motion For Temporary Contact De Facto Parentage (cjd-136)

In Massachusetts, a Motion for Temporary Contact for De Facto Parentage (CJ-D 136) is used by individuals seeking temporary visitation rights with a child when they have established a de facto parent relationship.
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Complaint To Establish Parentage (cjd-106)

The Massachusetts Complaint to Establish Parentage (CJD-106) is a legal document used to determine the legal parents of a child.
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Answer To Complaint To Establish De Facto Parentage (cjd-133)

To respond to a complaint to establish de facto parentage, the defendant should file an answer that addresses the allegations made in the complaint.
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