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Court financial statement forms

A collection of court financial statement forms. Financial statements help people in family law cases understand their financial situations.

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Probate & Family Court: Financial Statement Short Form

Financial statement (short form) (CJD 301S)  

You must file this form in all cases where money or support is an issue and your annual income is less than $75,000. This form is also available in Portuguese and Spanish. Click the link above to access the translations.

Probate & Family Court: Financial Statement Long Form

Financial statement (long form) (CJD 301L) 

You must file this form in all cases where money or support is an issue and your annual income is more than $75,000. This form is also available in Portuguese and Spanish. Click the link above to access the translations.

Probate & Family Court: Financial Statement Schedule A

Financial statement schedule A: Monthly self-employment or business income 

To be completed in addition to Financial Statement if you receive self employment or business income. This form is also available in Portuguese and Spanish. Click the link above to access the translations.

Probate & Family Court: Financial Statement Schedule B

Financial statement schedule B: Rent from income producing property 

To be completed in addition to Financial Statement if you receive rent from income producing property. This form is also available in Spanish. Click the link above to access the translation.

Additional information & resources you may need

What to do if you can't open court PDFs 
Uniform Probate Court Practice XXXIII: Standards for computer generated forms 

This Uniform Practice governs the use of computer-generated forms by counsel and parties.

Affidavit of indigency and related forms 

If you cannot pay for court fees and costs, you may be able to have the state pay for them.

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