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Phone: (978) 281-0777

Address: 46 Middle St Ste 2, Gloucester, MA 01930

Website: https://www.leeslaw.com

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Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation
These agreements, recognized in Massachusetts as valid and binding contracts, address the issues of property division, child custody and the like. The formation of these agreements is not a confrontational process and is often a comforting experience for the couple. Dealing with these issues in the beginning can avoid a lot of grief and expense in the long run.
Premarital Agreement
Although nobody expects it to happen to them, over fifty percent of today’s marriages end in divorce. Prenuptial agreements are an easy, inexpensive, and responsible way for spouses to settle their differences before they even arise. Despite the fact that these agreements are often made the brunt of jokes, they actually provide security and trust for the couple who are mature enough to deal with such issues at the outset of the marriage.

Robbery
Some examples of torts include: defamation, assault, battery, invasion of privacy and robbery. Another tort is negligent conduct (that is, negligence) which causes and results in harm to the real estate, personal property or personal interests of others. For instance, a car accident caused by one who was driving recklessly, and which results in bodily injury to another, is an example of negligent conduct. In a civil tort lawsuit, the negligent driver, as long as he or she was more at fault than the injured person, must compensate the victim for any bodily injuries and other harm suffered by the victim.
Assault

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Small business owners need quality legal representation from start-up, through business growth and ultimately succession or sale. Attorney Frontiero represents a variety of small business clients, from the sole proprietorship to the business with dozens of employees. His full service approach includes assisting small business with their start up needs, such as incorporations and LLC formations and partnership/shareholder agreements, and providing quality representation to such companies as they grow and prosper. Attorney Frontiero’s philosophy is to be there for small business owners to provide legal advice and representation in their day-to-day operations, as well as for major business decisions and changes.

Real Estate Litigation
Frontiero Law Office, P.C. was founded in January 2003. At Frontiero Law Office, Sal is a sole practitioner with a general practice catering to the needs of the individual and small business owner. Areas of practice include estate planning, probate, liquor license transfers, real estate matters including real estate closings and land use, among others. Sal always offers a free initial consultation. In the event that Sal does not handle your particular type of legal issue, he will assist you in finding an attorney who does.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
There are a complex set of state and local zoning and subdivision laws, regulations and ordinances that govern the development or renovation of real estate, whether it involves putting an addition on a home or a developing a large tract of land, Attorney Frontiero handles a myriad of these matters and provides quality, hands-on legal representation before local permitting authorities. Even for the homeowner who wants to make minor improvements to their home, unintended legal consequences can arise and often such work requires special permission from local zoning, planning, and conservation boards and commissions, as well as governing bodies, such as a board of selectmen or a city council. Attorney Frontiero can assist property owners in wading through these issues and avoiding problems that could arise after-the-fact.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
In addition to real estate closings, Frontiero Law Office provides clients the legal representation they need in the other real estate related matters, including landlord-tenant matters, property disputes, easements and title clearance matters. He also handles land use and zoning related matters including permitting and representation before Planning Boards, Conservation Commissions, Zoning Boards of Appeal and other municipal boards. Attorney Frontiero’s goal is to offer full service legal representation for all of your real estate related legal needs.

Personal Injury
Whether a defendant breached a duty owed to a plaintiff is generally determined by the “reasonable person” standard. The duty is breached where a defendant fails to exercise the degree of care that a reasonable person would exercise in the same situation. Most personal injury actions are based upon a defendant’s negligence. If you have suffered a loss and you believe that someone else’s negligence may have caused that loss, the advice of an attorney can help you determine whether you have a case.
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Frontiero Law Office, P.C. was founded in January 2003. Salvatore Frontiero is a sole practitioner with a general practice catering to the needs of the individual and small business owner. Areas of practice included estate planning, probate, civil litigation, personal injury, real estate and closings, among others.
Wills
Today, many people also execute other instructions together with their Will. For instance, many people execute Living Wills and Health Care Proxies. These documents go into effect when a person becomes physically or mentally unable to make certain health care decisions on their own. Depending on which of these documents you use, you can include instructions concerning what kind of health care treatment you wish to be used or not to be used, when it is to be used, how much of it and for how long. Many people also execute burial/funeral instructions and anatomical gifts apart from their Will. Also, people often include a Durable Power of Attorney in which they appoint a trusted person to make various important decisions for them if they are unable to do so themselves. Together, these documents are an effective way for you plan for future events, both unpredictable and predictable.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Probate

Bankruptcy
By contrast, chapter 13 is available only to individuals and allows that individual to pay a small percentage of their total debt off over a period of three to five years. This type of bankruptcy is well suited to an individual or couple that own a home, a nonexempt asset, and wish to retain it and also have too much income to qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

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