Middlesex Probate and Family Court South - Woburn

Records kept at this court

• Divorces filed in Middlesex County: Certificates of Divorce Absolute, judgments and separation agreements
• Estates of people who lived in Middlesex County: wills, Letters of Appointment, inventories and accounts
• Guardianships and conservatorships, for the parties
• Name changes, adoptions and paternity cases (some are impounded)

Getting a copy without going in

The court issues copies at the clerk or register’s counter or by mail request, and payment by mail usually has to be a check or money order. We handle the request for you: we find the docket, order the copy, pay the court fee and ship it to you with tracking.

• Certificate of Divorce Absolute$55
• Plain copy of a divorce judgment$40
• Probate recordsFrom $55

CONFIRMED: the court left East Cambridge. Middlesex Probate and Family Court - South opened at 10-U Commerce Way, Woburn on Monday, November 9, 2020 (mass.gov relocation news item). Middlesex has two locations: South (Woburn) and North (Lowell). Effective March 1, 2023, Burlington moved to the Woburn (South) catchment. Probate estates and guardianships line in Woburn: (781) 865-4008.

Middlesex County Registry of Deeds

• Middlesex North Registry of Deeds (Lowell)
• Middlesex South Registry of Deeds (Cambridge)

Cities and towns in Middlesex County

Acton · Arlington · Ashby · Ashland · Ayer · Bedford · Belmont · Billerica · Boxborough · Burlington · Cambridge · Carlisle · Chelmsford · Concord · Dracut · Dunstable · Everett · Framingham · Groton · Holliston · Hopkinton · Hudson · Lexington · Lincoln · Littleton · Lowell · Malden · Marlborough · Maynard · Medford · Melrose · Natick · Newton · North Reading · Pepperell · Reading · Sherborn · Shirley · Somerville · Stoneham · Stow · Sudbury · Tewksbury · Townsend · Tyngsborough · Wakefield · Waltham · Watertown · Wayland · Westford · Weston · Wilmington · Winchester · Woburn