Crocker's Notes on Common Forms
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- Publication Date: 12/30/2022
- Edition: 12th Edition 2022
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A comprehensive guide to the complex and fast-changing areas of adoption and reproductive technology law. Practical, step-by-step treatment of each topic guides practitioners through procedures such as consents to adoption, petitions to dispense with consent of a birth parent, determinations of parentage, petitions for adoption and agreements for gamete donation or surrogacy.
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Update: July 2018
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for updating your library with the 2018 edition of Adoption and Reproductive Technology Law in Massachusetts. Highlights include
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Supreme Judicial Court cases concluding that
- the intended parents in a gestational carrier arrangement could obtain a prebirth order establishing their parental rights;
- a nonbiological mother who, with the biological mother, held herself out as the parent of two children born into the relationship could establish herself as a full legal parent under G.L. c. 209C;
- there is a right to appointed counsel for indigent birth parents in private adoption proceedings initiated by prospective adoptive parents pursuant to G.L. c. 210, § 6;
- a married woman conceiving a child through in vitro fertilization and her consenting same-sex spouse were the child’s only lawful parents, and the sperm donor was not entitled to notice; and
- children conceived using the preserved sperm of the mother’s deceased husband may have inheritance rights;
- developments in international adoption, including the Child Citizenship Act, the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption, the Intercountry Adoption Universal Accreditation Act, and the Accuracy for Adoptees Act;
- pending legislation that would address developing issues in assisted reproductive technology;
- application of Supreme Judicial Court and U.S. Supreme Court cases affirming the marriage rights of same-sex couples;
- adoption of the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code and amendments to the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct; and
- updated judicial commentary and court forms.
We trust you will find this edition of Adoption and Reproductive Technology Law in Massachusetts an invaluable resource for your practice.
Cordially,
John M. Lawlor, MCLE Publications Attorney
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Supreme Judicial Court cases concluding that
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Update: July 2018
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expand allChapter 1 expandHistorical and General Notes
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Chapter 2 expandChapter 3 expandDelivery of Deeds
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Chapter 4 expandAcknowledgement and Recording of Deeds
Buy ChapterKendra Kinscherf, Esq., Office of Massachusetts Attorney General
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Chapter 10 expandForeclosure of Mortgage
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Chapter 15 expandChapter 16 expandTax and Other Liens
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Chapter 18 expandRestrictions and Indefinite References
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Exhibit 19A
- 1992 ALTA Owner’s Policy Buy FormExhibit 19B
- 1992 ALTA Loan Policy Buy FormExhibit 19C
- 2006 ALTA Owner’s Policy Buy FormExhibit 19D
- 2006 ALTA Loan Policy Buy FormExhibit 19E
- Owner’s Affidavit Buy FormExhibit 19F
- Surveyor’s Report Buy FormExhibit 19G
- Zoning Endorsement for Unimproved Land Buy FormExhibit 19H
- Zoning Endorsement for Improved Land Buy FormExhibit 19I
- ALTA 9 (Lender Form) Buy FormExhibit 19J
- ALTA 9.2 (Owner Form) Buy FormExhibit 19K
- ALTA Form 4.1 Endorsement Buy FormExhibit 19L
- ALTA Form 6 Endorsement Buy FormExhibit 19M
- Secondary Mortgage Market Endorsement Buy FormExhibit 19N
- ALTA Form 8.1 Endorsement Buy FormExhibit 19O
- Pending Disbursement Clause Buy FormExhibit 19P
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- ALTA/NSPS Minimum Standard Detail Requirements Buy FormChapter 23 expandWills and Probate Proceedings
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- Uniform Probate Code (G.L. c. 190B) § 1-201—Definitions and Inclusions Buy FormChapter 24 expand
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Chapter 28 expandChapter 29 expandSealed Instruments
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Chapter 30 expandTax Sales, Takings, and Titles
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Chapter 32 expandHistorical Review of the Rights of Husband and Wife in Each Other’s Property
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Editors & Authors
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Edward M. Bloom, Esq., WaylandClayton Brite, Esq., Verrill Dana LLP, BostonKevin T. Creedon, Esq., Fidelity National Title Insurance Company, BostonMargaret M. Fortuna, Esq., Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company, BostonStuart T. Freeland, Esq., ConcordWard P. Graham, Esq., Westcor Land Title Insurance Company , AndoverPamela R. Green, Esq., Smith Green & Holmes, LLP, PittsfieldEugene Gurvits, Esq., First American Title Insurance Company, BostonSheila M. Hurley, Esq., EastonKendra Kinscherf, Esq., Office of Massachusetts Attorney General, BostonSamantha P. McDonald, Esq., Bowditch & Dewey LLP, WorcesterPatricia A. Metzer, Appellate Tax Board, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, BostonKenneth J. Mickiewicz, Esq., North KingstownMichael Pill, Esq., Green Miles Lipton LLP, NorthamptonPeter L. Puciloski, Esq., Lazan Glover & Puciloski LLP, Great BarringtonLeland B. Seabury, Esq., Seabury & Brown, East LongmeadowRachel Shack, Esq., Boston