Practice Areas

Landlord/Tenant

Massachusetts' Landlord/Tenant law is a minefield fraught with peril for both landlords and tenants. Too often, the uninitiated see this very technical area of the law as a simple transaction until things start to go wrong. Knowledge and preparation are the twin keys to safety. Grandfield & Murphy, LLP's Massachusetts' landlord/tenant practice includes:

Commercial and Residential Real Estate

A Massachusetts home or business is one of the largest purchases you will likely make. The fee for an attorney is a small investment that could potentially save you thousands of dollars. Massachusetts real estate deals are often more complex than the average buyer or seller perceives and require negotiation with several parties. While the broker and the bank attorney work to protect their interests, Grandfield & Murphy, LLP work to protect your interests. Contact us for:

Domestic Relations

Grandfield & Murphy, LLP handles many aspects of Massachusetts' domestic relations. Divorce and other family law proceedings can often be a daunting experience to handle alone. Our firm will guide you through the complexities of the Massachusetts' probate courts. While we hope to settle your case as efficiently and timely as possible, our firm is prepared to take your case from initial complaint to trial. Grandfield & Murphy, LLP accepts cases in most counties, including Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, and Worcester. Our Domestic Relations and Massachusetts' Divorce practice includes:

Business Law

Massachusetts Business and Corporate law has recently undergone its first comprehensive revision in decades. Business owners and potential business owners need solid advice to help decide what form of entity is right for their business. The business owner also needs ongoing advice as to how to keep up to date with Massachusetts State filing requirements and employees. Grandfield & Murphy, LLP is knowledgeable of and responsive to the business owner's questions and needs. Our business practice includes:

Estate Planning

Are your loved ones protected if you die? Who will care for children? Will the Massachusetts or federal government take all of your money? Do you want to be kept alive by artificial means? If you do not know the answers to these questions then you probably need an estate plan. Grandfield & Murphy, LLP can help you with many of your estate planning needs, including: