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Evictions After Foreclosure

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on November 1, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Foreclosure Law Blog, Massachusetts Landlord/Tenant Law Blog Tagged with evictions, foreclosure

After a home is foreclosed in Massachusetts, an eviction case is almost always required to obtain possession of the property from those persons remaining in the home. A foreclosure only changes ownership of a property, not possession. For possession, a more »

Pet Rent: When Is it Allowed in Massachusetts?

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on October 29, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Landlord/Tenant Law Blog Tagged with landlord resources, leases, pet rent

The Appeals Court issued an important decision this week clarifying when “pet rent” is allowed in Massachusetts. “Pet rent”, as I refer to it, is additional rent that a landlord charges a tenant for allowing a pet in a rental more »

Dividing a Home Among Non-Married Persons

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on October 27, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Property Law Blog Tagged with Land Court, Partition

Dividing a home becomes necessary when multiple persons or businesses own property together, and one wants out. For married couples, the process of dividing such property generally occurs through a divorce. For non-married persons, such as siblings who own inherited more »

Renting Out a House for the First Time

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on October 25, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Landlord/Tenant Law Blog Tagged with landlord resources, new landlords

Renting out a home for the first time can be an eye-opening experience for many new landlords. Few realize how many laws and regulations cover landlord-tenant matters in Massachusetts, and the repercussions if a landlord fails to follow the law. more »

Overburdening an Easement

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on October 19, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Property Law Blog Tagged with easements

The Appeals Court issued an interesting case last week concerning the overburdening of an easement. The case concerned the use of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) (better known as “four wheelers” by this Vermonter!) on a beach in Gloucester. This case discusses more »

Evicting a Section 8 Tenant

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on October 15, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Landlord/Tenant Law Blog Tagged with landlord resources, section 8

Evicting a section 8 tenant is a process that generally follows the usual steps for a Massachusetts eviction, but with several extra requirements. Special care must be given towards following these added steps of the process. Section 8 Overview Section more »

Setback Requirements: Three Things to Know

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on October 12, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Property Law Blog Tagged with zoning

Setback requirements are among the most common zoning requirements in Massachusetts. Such requirements place limits on the location where buildings and other structures can be placed on a property, with the goal of preventing overcrowding. Common setback requirements are for more »

Adverse Possession Defense

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on August 20, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Property Law Blog Tagged with adverse possession, Land Court, success stories

Earlier this month, I was successful in pursuing an adverse possession defense for one of my clients in Land Court. My client, who owned a commercial business with a parking lot, was sued by a nearby occupant, who claimed they more »

No-Fault Evictions: Three Things to Know

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on August 18, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Landlord/Tenant Law Blog Tagged with evictions, landlord resources, tenant at will

No-fault evictions are the process used to evict tenants at will, where the landlord or tenant has the option of ending the tenancy at any time, with proper notice. Here, I’ll discuss three things to know about no-fault evictions. No-Fault more »

Early Eviction Cases in Massachusetts

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on August 11, 2021 Posted in Massachusetts Landlord/Tenant Law Blog Tagged with evictions

Most are familiar with the general idea that a landlord can evict a tenant for staying past a lease term, not paying rent, or violating a lease requirement. Massachusetts, however, has a lesser known law available for early eviction cases, more »

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