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Case Information

Filed 2023-10-09
Status Open
Type Miscellaneous|E Filed Par Partition, G.l. Chapter 241
Docket 7 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Kalil, David
Defendant Kalil, Peter|Kalil, Stephen|Kalil, Susan|Malesky, Lisa

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Case assigned to the Fast Track per Land Court Standing Order 1:04.
  2. Land Court miscellaneous filing fee Receipt: 444632 Date: 10/10/2023
  3. Land Court surcharge Receipt: 444632 Date: 10/10/2023
  4. Uniform Counsel Certificate for Civil Cases filed by Plaintiff.
  5. Verified Complaint eFiled.
  6. The case has been assigned to the F Track. Notice sent.
  7. The Court has reviewed Plaintiff's complaint for partition. The Court ORDERS the parties to appear for a telephonic case-management conference on November 27, 2023, at 10:00 AM. A separate notice of case-management conference will issue. The Court ORDERS Plaintiff to serve each of the defendants promptly with a copy of this order and the conference notice. The Court ORDERS the parties to include in their joint conference memorandum a discussion of (a) whether there are any mortgages on the parties' Shrewsbury property (and if so, which of the parties makes payments on that mortgage, whether the other parties agree to have that payment arrangement continue while this case is pending, and whether the mortgage is in good standing); (b) whether the property is insured (and if so, which of the parties makes the premium payments, whether the other parties agree to have that payment arrangement continue while this case is pending, and whether any premiums are unpaid); (c) whether anyone is paying the property's real-estate taxes, whether those taxes are paid to date, and whether the other parties agree to have any existing payment arrangements continue while this case is pending: (d) whether any of the property's owners lives in the Shrewsbury property; and (e) whether the property has any third-party tenants (and if so, which of the parties collects rents, which of the parties pays the expenses of the tenancy, and whether the other parties agree to have those arrangements continue while this case is pending). The Court further ORDERS Plaintiff to file with the Court by November 20, 2023, (a) an as-recorded copy of the notice described in G.L. c. 241, sec. 7; and (b) a certificate of compliance with the fourth sentence of this order. SO ORDERED. Judge: Vhay, Hon. Michael D. Notice of Docket Entry was generated and sent to: Plaintiff: Patricia L Davidson, Esq. [email protected] Sent On: 10/17/2023 15:13:04

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