Superior Court forms

For use in Essex, Hampden Middlesex, Norfolk, and Worcester Counties.

For use in Superior Court.

For use in Superior Court

To confirm how you should move forward, check with the state agency involved to be sure this procedure is the one you should follow. For more information outlining appeals in Superior Court, see https://www.mass.gov/how-to/appeal-an-agency-decision-in-superior-court.

For use in applying for appointment as a master, receiver, arbitrator, or guardian ad litem in Superior Court.

If you have a question about how to fill out this form, call the Clerk's Office at one of the numbers posted here: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/superior-court/locations?_page=1

For use in Superior Court (2/21/24). Also available in Arabic, Chinese, Khmer, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

For use in Superior Court

For use in all courts. All filers must mark on this form all applicable confidentiality provisions, and identify the precise location of the confidential information within the document being filed. Submitting this form does not, by itself, guarantee compliance with any additional rules for handling impounded info.

Sample order allowing impoundment for use in all court departments.

Sample order denying impoundment for use in all court departments.

(Pursuant to G.L. c. 112, § 12R). Updated 8/23.

(Pursuant to G.L. c. 112, § 12R)

Use this Military Affidavit form to inform the court about the military status of a person in your case (50 U.S.C. § 3931). Instructions are included with the form. Revised 4/6/23. If you do not have a lawyer and are representing yourself in a case, simplified instructions for this form are available below.

If you do not have a lawyer and are representing yourself in a case, use these simplified instructions to help you fill out the Military Affidavit form.

For use in Superior Court pursuant to G.L. c.244, § 35A.

For use in Superior Court pursuant to Superior Court Rule 20. This form is only for parties proposing or stipulating to a deviation from the standard rules governing this case.

For use in Superior Court

For use in criminal, youthful offender, or delinquency cases whenever a defendant seeks pretrial inspection of a third party's records that are likely to be covered by a statutory privilege. Use a separate form for each keeper of records and each third-party subject.

Use this form to inform the court that you are appearing in a case to represent a party or yourself. (Updated 12/6/23)

Sample Superior Court order for requests pursuant to Superior Court Rule 13

Superior Court pretrial conference report pursuant to Mass. R. Crim. P. 11(a)(2)(A)

This form is to be used for the withdrawal of sentence appeals to the Superior Court Appellate Division and will not be considered as a request for a continuance of a sentence appeal.

Sample Superior Court summons

Sample Superior Court third-party summons

Superior Court counsel certification form pursuant to SJC Rule 1:18

For use in Superior Court. This form is also available in Spanish, Arabic, Cape Verdean Creole, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Khmer, Portuguese, Russian, & Vietnamese.

For use in Superior Court.

For use in Superior Court.

For use in Superior Court. (1/11/23)

For use in Superior Court. (1/11/2023)

Complete if you want to receive, or to stop receiving, text-message reminders of court events. For use in Boston Municipal Court, District Court, Housing Court, Probate and Family Court, and Superior Court.

A collection of court forms related to sealing and expunging criminal records.

Find forms for lawyers providing LAR services in court.

Court forms for use in G.L. c. 123 prisoner transfers.

For use in Boston Municipal, District, Juvenile, and Superior Court

(Rev. 11.4.20) For use in BMC, District Court, Juvenile Court, and Superior Court.

Use this form to transfer your case to the Housing Court under G.L. c. 185C, § 20.

A court must use this form to inform a defendant of his or her obligation to register as a sex offender with the Sex Offender Registry Board prior to a guilty plea to a sex offense or after a conviction of a sex offense. (Updated 12/20/23)

For use in all Trial Court departments (rev. 1/24). This Rule is intended to allow parties and non-parties to alert the clerk to a potential clerical mistake only.