Home   Basic Legal Information   Housing   Evictions   Eviction Court Forms search help Entire Website All of Housing This Category for browse Housing Evictions Eviction Court Forms Email this Eviction Court Forms    Sort By: Title Date Booklet 1: Representing Yourself in an Eviction Case 9/14/2004  If you are facing eviction, this booklet gives you valuable tips about how to prepare for court and a very useful What to Bring to Court Checklist.   Booklet 2: Housing Code Checklist 9/16/2005  An easy-to-use checklist that tells you what the minimum legal requirements for rental housing are under the State Sanitary Code.   Booklet 3: The Answer - How to Defend Your Eviction Case 9/16/2005  The Answer is a court form that tenants facing evictions can file with the court to outline your legal claims and tell the court your side of the story.   Booklet 4: Discovery - How to Get Information to Prepare for Your Trial 9/16/2005  A form tenants facing eviction can use to request information from the landlord in order to prepare for your trial.   Booklet 5 - Transfer Form 3/26/2003  A form you can file to transfer your eviction case from a District Court to a Housing Court.   Booklet 6: Removing a Default - How to Get a Trial If Your Missed Your Court Date 9/14/2004  If you had a good reason for missing your eviction trial, you can immediately file this form to try and get another trial scheduled.   Booklet 7: Appeals - Where Do You File an Appeal 9/14/2004  If you lost your eviction trial and think you have a good case, you may appeal. This document tells you which Appeal form to use.   Booklet 7A: Appeals - In All Housing Courts and Superior Courts 9/14/2004  This is the appeal form to use if you lost your eviction case in a Massachusetts Housing Court or Superior Court.   Booklet 7B: Appeals - In a District Court Counties 9/14/2004  This is the appeal form to use if you lost your eviction case in a District Court.   Booklet 8: Stay - How to Get Time to Stay in Your Home If You Lost Your Case 5/12/2003  A form tenants can use to ask a court for more time to move if you lost your eviction case or agreed to a court judgment to move out.   Booklet 9: Affidavit of Indigency - How to Ask the Court to Pay for Court Costs 9/14/2004  You can use this form to ask the state to pay for court fees and costs if you are defending an eviction, filing a lawsuit or appealing a case.   Form 19: Sample Summary Process Summons and Complaint 9/17/2003  Here's what a summary process Summons and Complaint look like. If you receive this, immediately fill out Booklet 3. You have only a week or so to respond to the court.   Form 20: Motion to Dismiss   Use this form if your landlord fails to follow the proper steps to terminate your tenancy or file an eviction case or if there is another reason that your case should be dismissed.   Form 21: Sample Execution   An Execution is the document that a landlord gets from court giving him or her permission to have a constable move you out. This form may vary from court to court.

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