The Agreement for the Partition and Division of Land is a formal document used by co-owners in Massachusetts to voluntarily divide their real property. This agreement outlines the specific tracts each co-owner will receive, as indicated in the attached exhibits. Co-owners affirm their sole ownership and declare that no other parties have an interest in the property, unless otherwise stated. This form requires the execution of quitclaim deeds, transferring specified tracts to each co-owner. It is essential for ensuring that the divided property is recognized as separately owned, with each co-owner releasing any claims to the property from the others. Potential users include attorneys, partners, and paralegals, who may assist in drafting and reviewing the agreement for clients. Legal assistants can ensure that all necessary information is accurately filled in and that the document is properly executed. The form serves to prevent potential disputes over property rights and clarifies ownership after division, making it a vital tool for anyone managing shared property interests.