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Mass appeals court docketing statement 2026

The document outlines the instructions for submitting a Civil Docketing Statement to the Massachusetts Appeals Court. It specifies that appellants or cross-appellants, except for incarcerated self-represented litigants, must file the statement within fourteen days of appeal notice. Attorneys are required to e-file using eFileMA.com, while others may submit paper copies. The document details the necessary information to be included in the statement, such as appellant names, attorney details, lower court information, and appellate issues. It emphasizes the importance of completeness and clarity in submissions.

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Begin with Section 1 by entering the name(s) of each appellant or cross-appellant. Ensure accuracy as this is crucial for identification.
In Section 2, if you are an attorney, input your name and Board of Bar Overseers registration number. If self-represented, check the box and provide your name.
For Section 3, specify the lower court department and division, along with the lower court docket number. List judges involved in the case and any impoundment details.
Select the nature of your case from the dropdown menu in Section 4. This helps categorize your appeal accurately.
In Section 5, provide details about the perfection of your appeal including whether it’s from a final judgment or interlocutory order.
List anticipated appellate issues in Section 6. This section is for informational purposes only; ensure clarity without argumentation.
Finally, identify any related appeals in Section 7 to maintain comprehensive records of all pertinent cases.

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