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Case Information

Filed 2026-03-05
Status Active
Type Temporary Restraining Order
Docket 12 entries

Parties

Plaintiff O'harran, Natalie N.|O'harran, Michael J.
Defendant Pascal, Danege

Docket Entries

  1. Order as to 26CV65 and 26CV66 Denied as to prayers 2 and 3 Judge: Sherring, Hon. Neil
  2. Attorney Appearance On this date 03/05/2026 Pro Se added for O'Harran, Michael J.
  3. Attorney Appearance On this date 03/05/2026 Pro Se added for Pascal, Danege
  4. Request for Temporary Restraining Order filed
  5. Civil Filing Fee due. Receipt: 34227 Date: 03/05/2026
  6. SURCHARGE 185C:Entry of Action filed (Section 466 - M.G.L. c. 185C, 19) SURCHARGE Receipt: 34227 Date: 03/05/2026
  7. Statement of Material Facts or Request for TRO
  8. Proposed Exhibit Filed by Natalie N. O'Harran, Michael J. O'Harran
  9. Proposed Exhibit Filed by Michael J. O'Harran, Natalie N. O'Harran
  10. Scheduled Event: Hearing on Application for TRO Date: 03/10/2026 Time: 10:00 AM Result: Held
  11. An Order of Notice has been issued. The following party(s) needs to be given notice: Danege Pascal. The number of days for notice: Defendant accepts service The Party(s) to show cause why a Temporary restraining order. Order of Notice was generated and sent to: Plaintiff: Natalie N. O'Harran 103 York Street, Stoughton, MA 02072 Plaintiff: Michael J. O'Harran [email protected] Defendant: Danege Pascal 11 Devon Commons Lane, Braintree, MA 02184 Sent On: 03/06/2026 09:13:52
  12. Event Resulted: Hearing on Application for TRO scheduled on: 03/10/2026 10:00 AM Has been: Held For the following reason: Court Action Comments: Judge: Both Parties: Hearing on Application for TRO held: after hearing, the court issued the following order for 26CV65 AND 26CV66 the defendant shall inquire with the moving company, and if it is permissible with the moving company to move the plaintiff's property to the Norwood address that has been provided in court. If it is not permissible, the Plaintiff's items will go to the Peabody storage facility. The application (26CV66) is DENIED as to prayers 2 and 3 as follows, the court does not find that there is a requirement for alternative housing or a food allowance in this scenario. The court does not see any evidence from the board of health that the premises have been deemed uninhabitable. This is not an uncommon occurrence. Therefore, the TRO is DENIED as to prayers 2 and 3. Canton 7 ftr: 10:35:49 a.m. ACM DM Hon. Neil Sherring, Presiding

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