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Phone: (508) 771-9300

Address: 1550 Falmouth Rd, Centerville, MA 02632

Website: http://jwkesq.com

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General practice of law with emphasis on Commercial and Residential Real Estate Development, Conveyancing, Zoning, and Business Law.
Business Transactions
9. SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR COMPLIANCE. We call your attention to the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 148, You may be required to execute a certification at the closing that you have inspected the installation of the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and are satisfied as to compliance with this law. You should contact the sellers and insure that they have obtained, and will bring with them, a current certification from the city or town fire department relative to the installation of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The foregoing may not apply in certain commercial transactions. If you are unsure of the applicability of this law, please check with your counsel or contact our office.

Employment Litigation
The Law Office of John W. Kenney provides counsel to individuals and businesses involved in various industries throughout our region. We work with our clients to provide solutions and advice best suited for their individual situations. From advising on the complex area of employment issues, to handling financing and real estate matters, to representation in merger, acquisitions, and sales of all types of businesses, our attorneys provide thoughtful and comprehensive advice.

Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
If this is your first home purchase, or perhaps you haven't purchased a new home in a while, the process may seem confusing. We hope that our office can make the entire purchase process easy and enjoyable for you. There are a few things to remember.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Equipped with a complete understanding of zoning and land use regulations, The Law Office of John W. Kenney is prepared to handle even the most complex cases. We are experienced at guiding clients through the complicated, often intimidating process of obtaining governmental approval from planning and zoning, to site plan approval, subdivision, and permit issuance, for residential, commercial, and mixed use projects.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes

Personal Injury

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS INTENDED ONLY TO GIVE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE THREE COMMON WAYS OF HOLDING TITLE AND IS NOT PROVIDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADVISING YOU HOW TO TAKE TITLE. IF FURTHER INFORMATION IS DESIRED ABOUT CREDITORS RIGHTS AGAINST THE TITLE, ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES WITH RESPECT TO ESTATE PLANNING AND OTHER PRACTICALITIES, YOU SHOULD SEEK LEGAL COUNSEL FROM YOUR ATTORNEY OR RETAIN AN ATTORNEY FOR ADVICE IN THESE MATTERS.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Foreclosure
In many instances we are asked whether or not title insurance is necessary or advisable for the owner to purchase. We recommend the purchase of the title insurance for some very simple reasons. First, the premium for purchase of the title insurance policy is a one time charge. Since the purchaser is usually borrowing money to finance the purchase, the majority of the cost of the title insurance policy that the owner would receive has been paid through the premiums for the lender's policy which is required by the loan. Usually for a few hundred dollars or less the owner can insure against a variety of problems which could occur in the future. These items include forged documents in the chain of title, signatures of mentally incompetent persons or minors which are unknown to the party reviewing the title, mistakes or inaccuracies in recording of legal documents of title at the appropriate place or recording or registration of title, fraud in the execution or in the handling of the recording or indexing of recorded documents, undisclosed or missing heirs, fraud in the execution or in the handling of a transaction in the prior chain of title, invalid divorces or misrepresentation of marital status of the parties signing the documents, and most importantly clerical errors in the public records and claims of parties unknown because their claims have not been filed in any indices of public record. The enhanced policies such as First American’s Eagle Policy go well beyond these simple coverages and provide coverage for a host of issues that can affect property both prior to and after you purchase it. Even though the buyer may be asked to pay for the lender's title insurance protection, the lender's policy of title insurance does not protect the buyer and a claim can only be made if the lender suffers a financial loss because of a title defect that adversely affects a foreclosure of the buyer's mortgage. There have been many of defects in titles which could not be revealed by an examination of the public records. These defects usually arise at a time after the transaction has taken place and purchasers can suffer significant losses as a result of them. That is why owner's title insurance makes a great deal of sense.
Tax Law
Title Abstract - Includes the physical review of the title to your property in the Registries of Deeds and Probate, including bankruptcy and tax matters where available.

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