Alfano Law, PLLC will evaluate the merits and risks of a client’s claims or defenses, gather and analyze evidence, and represent clients in negotiations, mediations, and trials.

Civil Litigation

You may find yourself in a dispute involving one or more of the following issues:

• Your town or city claims a road is wider than it actually is

• You need to appeal the denial of a building permit, driveway permit, subdivision, site plan or other approval

• Your town or city abruptly decides to stop maintaining your road

• You or an abutter believes a boundary is not clear

• Use of a shared driveway or easement

• Maintenace of a shared driveway, private road or easement

• Unwelcome lien, easement or other “cloud” on your title

• Enforcement of an easement or other right

Alfano Law, PLLC provides comprehensive civil litigation services with an emphasis on real estate, probate, and business maters. We offer strategic, personalized advice for each client to achieve the best possible outcome, whether that outcome is the result of negotiation, mediation, or trial.

Probate Litigation

Because probate is a process by which real estate, cash and other property transfers from one person to another, you may find yourself in a situation involving one or more of the following issues:

• You or someone else believes the decedent executed their will under undue influence, fraud, or while mentally incapacitated

• The decedent died without a will (intestate)

• Family members disagree over who has been appointed executor of the estate or trustee of a trust

• People disagree over the interpretation of the Will’s instructions for distributing assets

• People claimed to be owed money (creditors)

• The executor or other fiduciary has not properly managed the probate process or estate assets

• Parties disagree about the value of assets

In addition to probate administration services, Alfano Law, PLLC provides probate litigation services to navigate these difficult circumstances. Our team is dedicated to safeguarding our clients’ interests, whether our client is an executor, trustee, beneficiary, creditor, or other party with an interest in an estate.