The Massachusetts Claim of Appeal-Small Claims Judgment is a legal document that is filed in order to appeal a judgment rendered in a small claims court in the state of Massachusetts. This document is used to challenge a court decision for a small claims case that was tried in a Massachusetts court. There are two types of Massachusetts Claim of Appeal-Small Claims Judgments: a civil claim and a criminal claim. In a civil claim, the individual appealing the judgment must prove that the court erred in rendering their decision. In a criminal claim, the individual appealing must demonstrate that there was an error in the legal proceedings that led to the court's decision. To file a Massachusetts Claim of Appeal-Small Claims Judgment, the individual must provide the court with a written notice of appeal and the applicable fee. The notice must include the reasons for the appeal, the name of the court where the small claims case was heard, and the date of the court's decision. Once the appeal is filed, a hearing will be scheduled for review and the court will render a decision.