In 1983 the law firm of Laraja and Kanaga, P.C. was organized in Orleans, Massachusetts, where its principal offices are located at 46 South Orleans Road (Route 28). Members of the firm specialize in real estate, probate, zoning, estate planning, tax and corporate law, civil litigation and bankruptcy.
The firm maintains active relationships with law firms in Florida, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Colorado, Arizona, Michigan, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas, providing additional resources necessary to make available a broader range of services and expertise to its clients, and making it especially well positioned to service clients with needs in multiple jurisdictions.
The firm maintains active relationships with law firms in Florida, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Colorado, Arizona, Michigan, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas, providing additional resources necessary to make available a broader range of services and expertise to its clients, and making it especially well positioned to service clients with needs in multiple jurisdictions.
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Nobody likes to talk about death, or what should be done with their property if they should die, but experience has taught us that organizing for paying your expenses, and arranging the disposition of your assets (an "Estate Plan") is in the best interests of those you love. They are, after all, grieving for their loss.
We have been working with buyers, sellers, realtors, banks and mortgage companies in buying, selling, leasing, and mortgaging both commercial and residential real estate on Cape Cod since 1982. Whether you are buying your first home, or are an experienced entrepreneur seeking to enter a new market, we are here to work with you, from the issues raised in the purchase and sale agreement through the closing.
Statistics vary, but we know that most working people (particularly on Cape Cod), are either employed by small business or the government. Those who work for the government don't need to worry about corporate structure or business ownership alternatives, but those who own and work in small businesses certainly do.
Many people feel that the heart and soul of a community rests in its charitable organizations. Groups of people band together with a common goal to serve the public good in many ways; humanitarian, health, historic preservation, housing, environmental, religion, animal care, education, natural resource preservation and management, scientific research, performing and visual arts, music, and childcare and youth development.
Whether purchasing real estate, starting a business, leasing or redeveloping property, or simply investing, it is important to know how and when to apply for permits. We have over three decades of experience on Cape Cod, dealing with contractors, realtors, developers, banks and local and regional permitting authorities.
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