This form is a complaint for custody, visitation and support regarding a child or children in Massachusetts Trial Court, Probate and Family Court Department.
Lowell Massachusetts Complaint For Support Customod— - Visitation Pursuant to G.L.M. 209C — CJ-D-109 is a legal document used in the state of Massachusetts to address issues related to child support, custody, and visitation. This complaint is filed in the Lowell region of Massachusetts and falls under the jurisdiction of G.L.M. 209C — CJ-D-109. There are different types of Lowell Massachusetts Complaints For Support Customod— - Visitation Pursuant to G.L.M. 209C — CJ-D-109, depending on the specific circumstances and desired outcomes: 1. Complaint for Child Support: This type of complaint is filed when one parent seeks financial support from the non-custodial parent for the upbringing and well-being of their child or children. It outlines the financial obligations and seeks appropriate child support payments. 2. Complaint for Custody: This complaint is filed when one parent seeks legal and physical custody of their child or children. It details the reasons why they believe they should have custody and may include allegations against the other parent's ability to provide a suitable environment for the child. 3. Complaint for Visitation: This complaint is filed when a non-custodial parent seeks the right to have regular visitation with their child or children. It outlines specific dates, times, and conditions for visitation and may also address any concerns or restrictions related to visitation. 4. Complaint for Modification: This type of complaint is filed when one parent seeks to modify an existing child support, custody, or visitation arrangement. It may be filed to increase or decrease child support payments, modify custody arrangements, or request changes in visitation rights based on new circumstances. These complaints are essential for establishing and enforcing legal rights and responsibilities regarding child support, custody, and visitation arrangements in Lowell, Massachusetts. They provide a formal avenue for parents to address these sensitive matters and seek legal resolutions that serve the best interests of the children involved.
