On August 24, 2018 a
Motion-Secondary
was filed
involving a dispute between
Shapiro, Jordan L.,
and
Amato, Susan B.,
Croteau, Donna M.,
Croteau, Richard,
Geer, Brian,
Geer, Cynthia A,
Geer, Daniel E.,
Geer, Doris,
Geer, Paul R.,
Geer, Robert F.,
Geer, Wayne,
Hinton, Rosemary,
Kuchlewski, Patricia,
Morse, Lorraine L.,
for Contract / Business Cases
in the District Court of Middlesex County.
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COMMON WEALTHTOF MASSACHUSETTS
MIDDLESEX; ss SUPERIOR COURT
CIVIL ACTION NO, 1881CV02451
JORDAN L. SHAPIRO INTHE OFFICE OF THE
CLERK OF COURTS
Plaintife, FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
NOV 13 2018
Vv.
DANIEL GEER, ct al. be Sf os
Defendants
DEFENDANT DANIEL GEER’S OPPOSITION TO PLAINTIFF’S MOTION FOR
ORDER FOR DISTRIBUTION OF LIMITED FUNDS
Defendant Daniel Geer objects to Plaintiff's Motion for Order for Distribution of
Limited Funds on the following grounds:
1. The Motion was filed incorreetly. Plaintiff's motion is in effect a motion for
summary judgment. It seeks to resolve contested issues by dispersing funds that are
disputed. Plaintiff has mislabeled the motion, and has failed to comply with the rule
governing summary judgment motions, M.R.Civ.P. 56.
2. The Motion is not properly supported. Ina pleading, plaintiff makes factual
assertions that are not supported by affidavit or other proof. This is improper.
3. The Facts Underlying the Motion are disputed. Defendant Daniel Geer disputes
that the funds available represent the true amount that should be distributed. For 28
years, Doris Geer administered the real estate that was previously owned by her mother.
She rented rooms in the property, and allegedly paid bills for the property. She
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demanded that all transactions be made in cash, and never shared any records or accounts
with her siblings. Daniel Geer demands an accounting by Doris Geer before any funds
are distributed.
4, Defendant Seeks Equitable Remedies. Daniel Geer demands that a constructive
trust be imposed upon the proceeds, that Doris Geer disgorge the money that she has
stolen from the management of the property, that she accounts for all funds spent and
received, and that she pay for her free apartment in the real estate while she charged him
rent to live there.
Further, Daniel Geer demands that Doris pay all income taxes, real estate taxes, and
mortgage payments that were due while she managed the property. These unpaid
amounts must be determined prior to any dispersal of funds.
5. Discovery is Needed. Daniel Geer requests the opportunity to take discovery prior to
the dispersal of any funds.
6. The Sale Proceeds are the Fruit of a Poisonous Tree. Finally, Daniel Geer expects
the evidence to show that the deed from him to Doris was obtained through fraud. Doris
made untrue statements to Daniel in order to convince him to sign the deed to her for no
consideration. Thus the sale proceeds are the fruit of a poisonous tree, and should be
distributed only after all the evidence is heard.
CONCLUSION
Plaintiff's Motion for Order for Distribution of Limited Funds should be denied.
By his ey,
J.
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DavidM. Hass, BBO No. 542237
LAW OFFICES OF BURTON J. HASS
640 Main Street
Malden, MA 02148
(781) 322-3900
BJHlaw@msn.com
‘Dated: October 18, 2018
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, DAVID M. HASS, hereby certify that on this date, I served a copy of the within
document upon all parties by mailing a copy thereof, postage prepaid, to:
Jordan L. Shapiro, Esq.
Shapiro & Hender
P.O. Box 392
Malden, MA 02148
Kenny Mazonson, Esq.
640 Main Street
Malden, MA 02148
Charles Rotundi, Esq.
79 State Street
bad.
Newburyport, MA 01959
DAVID M. HASS
Dated: October 18, 2018
Document Filed Date
November 14, 2018
Case Filing Date
August 24, 2018
Category
Contract / Business Cases
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