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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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Motion For-Temporary Contact (cjd-136)

A Motion for Temporary Contact is a legal request made to the court to establish temporary contact arrangements between a child and a non-custodial parent or another party.
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Complaint for Divorce Form 1B (cjd-101B)

The Complaint for Divorce Form 1B, also known as CJD-101B, is used in Massachusetts for filing a divorce based on the grounds of an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.
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Financial Statement Long Form (cjd-301L)

The financial long form is used in Massachusetts Probate and Family Court when a party's annual income is $75,000 or greater.
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Financial Statement Long Form Instructions

The Massachusetts Financial Statement Long Form is required for individuals involved in family law matters such as divorce, separate support, paternity, modification, or contempt cases when their gross yearly income exceeds $75,000.
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