The Massachusetts Waiver of Right to Separate Counsel is a document that is used when two or more people are jointly charged with a crime in Massachusetts. It allows the accused to waive their right to separate counsel and to be represented by one attorney. The waiver is signed by both defendants and filed with the court. There are three types of Massachusetts Waiver of Right to Separate Counsel: the Joint Representation Waiver, the Joint Representation Waiver with Special Conditions, and the Waiver of Right to Separate Counsel in a Joint Defense Agreement. The Joint Representation Waiver allows defendants to be represented by one attorney when both have agreed to waive their right to separate counsel. The Joint Representation Waiver with Special Conditions allows defendants to be represented by one attorney but with special conditions, such as the defendants not communicating directly with each other about the case. The Waiver of Right to Separate Counsel in a Joint Defense Agreement allows defendants to be represented by one attorney, but the attorney is acting as a joint defense attorney.