The Massachusetts Financial Statement Long Form — Revised July 2007 is a legal document used by Massachusetts courts to provide an overview of an individual's financial situation. This document includes an inventory of assets, liabilities, income, and expenses, and is used to determine the individual's ability to pay court-ordered obligations. There are two types of the Massachusetts Financial Statement Long Form — Revised July 2007: the married filing jointly version and the single filing separately version. The married filing jointly version is used to provide financial information for two people filing taxes together, while the single filing separately version is used to provide financial information for an individual filing taxes alone. The financial information provided includes detailed descriptions of all assets, liabilities, income, and expenses, as well as information about the individual's tax withholding, loans, mortgages, and other financial obligations. The Massachusetts Financial Statement Long Form — Revised July 2007 is an important document for Massachusetts courts to assess an individual's financial situation and their ability to meet court-ordered obligations.