Massachusetts Probate and Family Court: Pretrial Memo

If you're involved in a legal dispute in Probate and Family Court, you must file a memorandum with the court before your pretrial conference. The document is essentially a summary of your case. You need to tell the court what facts and laws are being contested as well as what evidence and witnesses will be presented at trial.
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What happens if a party fails to file a pre trail conference memorandum?

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