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10/15/2020

With the eviction moratorium set to expire tomorrow, make sure you have all that you need if you plan on changing tenants or evicting a problem tenant. Contact us with any information to help get this process started.

With the state’s eviction moratorium currently set to expire on Oct. 17, Boston Mayor Martin Walsh is taking strides to protect the city’s renters ahead of a “potential housing cr…

09/12/2020

Please feel free to reach out to ask questions, if you are a landlord or tenant , and we can get you in touch with either lawyers or property managers for your needs during these trying times. WE are available Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm and by email 24/7.

Stay safe. Stay healthy. Be kind.

09/12/2020

COVID-19 has put a halt on most constable obligations due to courthouse's closings and restrictions. With re-opening fewer restrictions are in place with courthouses. The Governor has extended the moratorium on non-essential evictions and foreclosures till Oct. 17, 2020. The attached article is from the state's website.

Today, Governor Charlie Baker extended the pause on evictions and foreclosures for 60 days, until October 17, 2020, through the authority granted to the governor by Chapter 65 of the Acts of 2020, An Act providing for a moratorium on evictions and foreclosures during the COVID-19 Emergency, which wa...

09/12/2020

During COVID-19, many things are on a standstill. Day by day, the state is slowly opening based on a public health recommendations. The court houses in MA are slowly re-opening with few restrictions. Attached below is a link of what to expect if you need to go to a courthouse in MA.

Although courthouses are open, all courts will still conduct most business virtually -- by telephone, videoconference and email. If you must go to the courthouse, here is what you should know.