Get Printable Divorce Forms In Ma

Filling out the Printable Divorce Forms in Massachusetts can be a straightforward process when approached with the right guidance. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate the sections and fields of the form, ensuring you provide all necessary information clearly and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete your divorce forms with ease.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Printable Divorce Forms. This will allow you to open the form in an editable format for completion.
2. Begin filling out your personal information in section one. Enter your name, social security number, address, age, telephone number, occupation, and details about your employer. Ensure you provide accurate information for any health insurance coverage as well.
3. In section two, itemize your gross weekly income from all sources. This includes base pay, self-employment income (attach Schedule A), and any additional income such as pensions or social security. Make sure to input a dollar amount for each source of income.
4. Proceed to section three to detail deductions from your gross income. List federal and state income tax deductions, FICA/Medicare contributions, medical insurance, and union dues. Calculate your total deductions.
5. Calculate your adjusted net weekly income by subtracting the total deductions from your gross income as captured in the previous steps.
6. In section five, identify any additional deductions from salary, such as credit union payments or retirement contributions, and total them.
7. List your net weekly income in section six by deducting the total additional salary deductions from your adjusted income.
8. Provide your gross yearly income in section seven, attaching copies of all relevant W-2 and 1099 forms for the previous year.
9. In section eight, detail your weekly expenses across various categories. Ensure you do not duplicate expenses and include all applicable costs.
10. Next, in section nine, document any counsel fees, including retainer amounts and anticipated legal expenses.
11. Section ten requires you to list your assets, including real estate, retirement plans, and other financial accounts. Make sure to quantify these accurately.
12. Conclude with section eleven, where you will outline any liabilities you have. Ensure this is separate from your listed expenses.
13. Finally, review all the sections for completeness and accuracy. You can save changes, download the completed form, print it for your records, or share it as required.

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