Android : Implement sort of "static abstract and inheritable" method

I am working on an Android App, I got this situation:

-GenericOrderDetailFragment, an Abstract Class that extends Fragment.

-Three non-abstract "sons" of this class: LinesFragment, HeaderFragment, NoteFragment.

There are plenty of methods that are the same in the three sons, so i declare then on the abstract class, that is why it exists.

I'm stuck with one in particular. By now, I put this method inside the son and it works great:

public class LinesFragment extends GenericOrderDetailFragment {

    [...]

    public static LinesFragment newInstance(Order o) {
        LinesFragment fragment = new LinesFragment();
        putSerializable(o, fragment);
        return fragment;
    }

    [...]

}

This method is identical in all the sons, except for the return type: LinesFragment should return a LinesFragment instance, HeaderFragment should return a HeaderFragment istance ... I wanna put this as a mustoverride in the father class, but I cannot do this because of:

Simply put the

public static GenericOrderDetailFragment newInstance(Order o) {
    GenericOrderDetailFragment fragment = new GenericOrderDetailFragment();
    putSerializable(o, fragment);
    return fragment;
}

method does not work, simply because I cannot istantiate a GenericOrderDetailFragment (It is abstract). I cannot istantiate a this .getClass() item, 'cause there is not this : the method is static!

I cannot declare a "static abstract" method (in java static is "not overridable" and abstract is "mustoverride", so they cannot live together), so I cannot force the user who extends GenericOrderDetailFragment to override the method.

There are methods I MUSToverride if I extend this Generic Class, so I cannot declare not-abstract the father class.

Is ther any workaround I can use? Thanks in advance!