YOU MUST READ AND AGREE TO THE UNIFORM PRACTICES OF PROBATE COURTS BEFORE YOU CAN CONTINUE. PRACTICE XXXIII. STANDARDS FOR COMPUTER GENERATED FORMS I. Use. The use of computer generated forms is hereby permitted, except where the Court blank is a multi-part form, such as wage assignments, Chapter 209A family abuse forms, cassette copy requests forms, etc. Registers may reject any forms which fail to comply with these standards. In the event that a Register deems a submitted form to be outside these standards, such determination will be reviewed by the Administrative office at the request of Counsel. II. Specifications. A. Paper. Twenty pound, alkaline paper shall be used for all computer generated forms. Alkaline paper is specified to ensure archival quality and permanence. B. Printing. All computer generated forms shall be printed with “letter quality” or “near letter quality” output. “Draft” quality output from a nine pin dot matrix printer is not acceptable. C. Paper Size. With any pin feeds removed the dimensions of the paper used to print the computer generated forms shall be the same as those of the official form. D. Paper and Ink Color. A computer generated form shall be printed on the same color paper with the same color ink as the official form. E. Pagination and Punching. The computer generated form shall be printed on both sides of a single sheet of paper where the official form is so printed to insure that the computer generated form has the same page arrangement as the official form. The computer generated form shall duplicate any hole punching that is on the official form. F. Page Content. Each page of the computer generated form shall contain the same information grouped in the same subsections listed in the same order with the same numerical headings as each page of the official form. G. Page Format. The computer generated form shall approximately match the spacing, centering, indentation, margin width and print size of the official form so that the computer generated form reproduces as closely as possible the appearance of the official form. H. Entries. On the computer generated form the entries of information by the party submitting the form shall be highlighted by either underlining the information entered or by printing it in boldface letters. The computer generated form shall provide blank line for the entry of information by the court where such lines are American LegalNet, Inc. www.USCourtForms.com provided on the official form. I. Identification of the Computer Generated Form. A computer generated form shall bear the initials “c.g.f.” in its lower right hand corner to signify that it is a computer generated form. III. Consequences of Failing to Follow These Guidelines. The Probate and Family Court Department reserves the right to reject any computer generated form which does not meet the standards set forth above. It is the responsibility of the submitting party to insure that the form adheres to the above standards. A computer generated form which does not comply with the above standards may be rejected by the register, subject to appeal to the Administrative Office. If the form is rejected the submitting party shall forfeit the filing fee. The submitting party’s attorney shall not be allowed to pass this cost on to his/her client, but shall bear the financial burden personally. Accordingly, the submitting party’s attorney shall either reimburse the client for the forfeited fee or the attorney shall personally pay the filing fee when he/she re-files the form. - Uniform Probate Practice XXXIII ____________________________________________________________ INSTRUCTIONS for Form - Proposed Order: ____________________________________________________________ 1. Form MUST accompany the Motion. 2. Form MUST be printed on bonded, acid free paper. 3. Second page MUST be printed on back of first page. American LegalNet, Inc. www.USCourtForms.com COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT BRISTOL DIVISION DOCKET NO. vs. Plaintiff Defendant PROPOSED ORDER ON MOTION FOR 1) The plaintiff-and-defendant shall have the-shared-legal custody of. of the parties; plaintiff-defendant • the minor child shall have the physical custody of said child 2) The plaintiff - defendant shall have the following visitation rights: 3) The plaintiff - defendant shall pay, as child support, the sum of $ each and every and as spousal support the sum of , to the plaintiff-defendant-Mass. / / hereafter, beginning DOR/CSE, by way of income assignment effective now-suspended. -9 4) The plaintiff - defendant shall obtain-maintain medical-dental-optical insurance . -coverage of said chi1d -and of the plaintiff-defendant 5) % of the The plaintiff - defendant shall pay to the plaintiff - defendant uninsured medical-dental- hospital and-optical expenses of the child . per year per child of The plaintiff - defendant -shall pay the first $ uninsured expenses. 6) The plaintiff - defendant shall claim the following child as dependents for the purposes of filing federal and state income taxes, and both parties will cooperate and execute all documents to effectuate this provision: Plaintiff to claim Defendant to claim The non-custodial spouse must be current in his/her spousal/child support obligations to the other to be entitled to claim this-these exemption(s). (Page 1 of 2) American LegalNet, Inc. www.USCourtForms.com bcpfc - c.g.f. 7) In addition to the visitation Flights set forth in paragraph 2 above, the parties agree on the following holiday, summer vacation, Father's Day, Mother's Day and child birthday schedule: 8) Both parties agree to maintain their present life insurance and all other beneficial designation accounts such as IRA'S, 401-K and profit sharing plans for the benefit of the other spouse, or to transfer all beneficial interest in said accounts to the spouse if they are not currently listed as sole beneficiary 9) The parties agree that neither party shall incur any further Joint liability and they agree to assume responsibility for making-minimum payments on the following marital debt: Plaintiff: Defendant: 10) The parties shall be free from interference, authority and control, direct or indirect, by the other as fully as if unmarried. Neither the plaintiff nor the defendant shall . attempt to restore the marital relationship or conjugal relations between the parties. The violation of this provision shall not, however, be deemed a criminal act pursuant to G.L., C 209A but either party may resort to contempt proceedings if the conduct of the other so warrants. 11) The plaintiff and defendant shall be restrained from transferring, conveying, assigning, spending, encumbering, pledging, or otherwise divesting themselves of any assets which he/she have acquired an interest in during this marriage and 12) The document(s) attached hereto is - am incorporated herein by reference. 13) (Page 2 of 2) American LegalNet, Inc. www.USCourtForms.com