About Michael Kraft
At Kraft Law Firm, I practice under the motto that “If it’s a big deal to you, it means a great deal to me.” I am devoted to my clients and their concerns,
immersing myself in their issues and providing exceptional understanding and support while servicing their legal needs. Knowledge and experience are
critical. Just as important is keeping you closely informed and educating you in a way that empowers you to make important decisions that affect your
situation.
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immersing myself in their issues and providing exceptional understanding and support while servicing their legal needs. Knowledge and experience are
critical. Just as important is keeping you closely informed and educating you in a way that empowers you to make important decisions that affect your
situation.
More...
Michael Kraft's Recent Answers
Aug 23, 2022
Aug 23, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
MassachusettsAttorney at Kraft Law Firm
You can lien the property as long as it has not yet been sold. You can review the records on line for the registry of deeds to see if a transfer has already
occurred.
occurred.
Sep 9, 2022
Sep 9, 2022
From Dezer-Rae Kelbel
MassachusettsAttorney at Kraft Law Firm
I would not agree to release the lien until you are paid in full. There are probably ways to work around the issue if this is holding up a sale or refinance, but
you need to be assured you will be paid. Once you release the lien, you have no more security or guarantees.
you need to be assured you will be paid. Once you release the lien, you have no more security or guarantees.
Details
Location
Westwood, MA
Years of Experience
40
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Massachusetts
Connecticut