Suffolk County Probation

The Suffolk County Probate and Family Court Registry, headed by Register of Probate Richard Iannella, is the administrative arm of the Probate Family Court in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. With over 17,000 new matters filed each year, the Registry handles a wide range of legal cases, including wills, estates, guardianship, divorce, child custody and support, paternity, adoptions, and name changes. As the first self-help center of its kind in Massachusetts, the Registry's Addington Resource Center provides visitors with self-help kits to assist them in preparing the necessary paperwork for court filings. With a focus on family matters, such as divorce, paternity, and visitation, the Registry aims to make the process as brief and effortless as possible, offering programs and services both in-person and through their unofficial website.Generated from the website

The Employee Relations Office in Boston, under the Office of the Comptroller, is dedicated to managing financial and payroll systems for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. With a strong emphasis on risk management and transparency, this office ensures the efficient and effective handling of financial matters for the state. Generated from their website's infomation

The Adult Probation Department in East Boston, MA provides supervision and support services to individuals who have been placed on probation by the court system. With a focus on rehabilitation and accountability, the department works closely with probationers to ensure compliance with court-ordered conditions and facilitate their successful reentry into the community. Generated from their business information