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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-24
Status Open
Type E Filed Par Partition, G.l. Chapter 241
Docket 14 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Anderson, Paula
Defendant Casinelli, Daria

Docket Entries

  1. aria Casinelli's Answer to Complaint for Partition, filed.
  2. and Court surcharge Receipt: 464796 Date: 10/24/2025
  3. ase assigned to the Fast Track per Land Court Standing Order 1:04.
  4. omplaint eFiled.
  5. niform Counsel Certificate for Civil Cases filed by Plaintiff.
  6. omplaint for Partition, filed.
  7. ertificate of Deed, filed.
  8. otice of Filing of Complaint for Partition, filed.
  9. ffidavit of Recording of Notice of Filing of Complaint for Partition, filed.
  10. he case has been assigned to the F Track. Notice sent. Notice of Judge and Track Assignment sent to Paula Anderson by email.
  11. he Court has reviewed Ms. Anderson's complaint for partition. This action involves a property at 8-10 Acorn Street in Waltham (the "Property"). The Property is registered land. The current certificate of title for the Property is Certificate No. 211880, issued by the Middlesex South Registry District on June 26, 1998. It names as the Property's owners John Casinelli and the defendant in this case, Daria Casinelli, as joint tenants. In 2019, Mr. Casinelli conveyed by deed to Ms. Anderson his interest in the Property. That deed (Document No. 1822314) is noted on the memorandum of encumbrances for Certificate No. 211880. After Ms. Anderson filed her complaint, but before she filed with the Court proof that she had someone legally "serve" it and a summons on Ms. Casinelli (see Rule 4 of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, available through the Trial Court's website), Ms. Casinelli electronically filed her own "complaint for partition" in this case, along with a "notice of filing of complaint for partition" and an "affidavit of recording of notice of filing of complaint for partition." While the Court understands that Ms. Anderson and Ms. Casinelli are each representing themselves, and don't have an attorney's help, under the Rules of Civil Procedure, the Court must DISREGARD each of Ms. Casinelli's filings. Instead, the Court ORDERS Ms. Casinelli to file with the Court by November 7, 2025, her "Answer" to Ms. Anderson's complaint. The Answer must respond, numbered paragraph by numbered paragraph, to what Ms. Anderson states in the numbered paragraphs of her complaint. The Court ORDERS Ms. Anderson to complete and file with the Middlesex South Registry District by November 7, 2025, a "Notice of Filing of Complaint for Partition." The form is available on the Land Court's website, https://www.mass.gov/lists/land-court-forms#partition-forms-. Once Ms. Anderson has done that, the Court ORDERS her to submit to the Court by November 14, 2025, an "as registered" copy of the Notice of Filing along with an "Affidavit of Recording of Notice of Filing of Complaint for Partition." (The form for that is available on the same Land Court webpage.) The Court further ORDERS both parties to appear at the Land Court for a case-management conference on December 1, 2025, at 9:30 AM. A separate notice of the conference will issue. The notice requires the parties to do several things before the conference. The notice is an "order of the court." If a party is unable to comply with the notice's requirements, that party must ask the Court for permission to be excused from the requirement or have the requirement modified. Otherwise, the Court expects both parties to comply with the Court's orders. The Court also ADVISES the parties that if they file anything with the Court, they must send to the other party a copy of the filing, or else the Court will reject the filing. SO ORDERED. Judge: Vhay, Hon. Michael D. Notice of Docket Entry was generated and sent to: Plaintiff: Paula Anderson [email protected] Defendant: Daria Casinelli [email protected] Sent On: 10/29/2025 13:03:30 Notice of Docket Entry sent to the parties by email.
  12. vent Scheduled Judge: Vhay, Hon. Michael D. Event: Case Management Conference Date: 12/01/2025 Time: 09:30 AM
  13. otice of Filing of Complaint for Partition, filed.
  14. s. Anderson has filed with the Court a Notice of Filing of Complaint for Partition. The Court REMINDS her that she must submit the same Notice to the Middlesex (South) Registry District for registration. (See the Court's order of October 29, 2025 for further instructions.) Judge: Vhay, Hon. Michael D. Notice of Docket Entry was generated and sent to: Plaintiff: Paula Anderson [email protected] Defendant: Daria Casinelli [email protected] Sent On: 10/31/2025 09:27:03 Notice of Docket Entry sent to the parties by email.

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