Karen M. Cassella
Register’s Record
Efficiency: In the past it took 4 weeks to process a document. Now it takes 4 minutes.
Digital Documents: All records from 1629 to the present have been scanned and are freely available online at lowelldeeds.com.
Innovation: New technology will soon make real estate closings paperless. With an extensive record in implementing new technology, Karen M. Cassella will ensure that this change will be seamless, secure and legal.
Homestead Protection: Massachusetts law allows homeowners to protect their homes from creditors by filing a Declaration of Homestead at the Registry of Deeds. The Registry has a one-stop process provides homeowners with the necessary forms, notary service and recording, all within minutes.
Your Deed: Need a copy? Download for free at lowelldeeds.com or call (978.322.9000) or email and we’ll send you a copy for free.
Legal Judgment: The Register of Deeds is a quasi-judicial official who must pass judgment on documents being recorded. The Assistant Register is a lawyer with 30 years of real estate law experience and has the education and experience to ensure the legal integrity of our property records.
Cybersecurity: In 2020, digital records are a target. We will continue to work with the Secretary of State’s Office to keep up with the latest best practices for record data collection and storage.
Register’s Bio
With 32 years of dedicated experience in the Register of Deeds office, Karen brings a wealth of knowledge, expertise and a steadfast commitment to public service. Over the course of her career, Karen has developed a deep understanding of land records management, property transactions and archival preservation.
Throughout her many years, Karen has worked in various capacities within the office, mastering the complexities of property documentation, ensuring accuracy in public records, and implementing efficient processes to service the community effectively. She has also been working with the modernization of technologies to streamline operations, enhance accessibility, and improve transparency for residents.
As the Register of Deeds, Karen is dedicated to maintaining the integrity of public records, fostering trust with the community, and ensuring that all interactions are handled with professionalism and care. Her extensive experience and passion for public service make her a trusted leader in managing the Registry’s vital records.
Beyond her professional achievements, Karen is deeply invested in her community and values the opportunity to contribute to its growth and success.