Other Legal Services in Massachusetts
Beyond estate planning, immigration and personal injury, Botelho Law Group helps people and businesses across Massachusetts with evictions, probate, civil disputes, business matters, family law and criminal cases. Free consultation in English, Portuguese or Spanish.
Evictions
Landlord-focused eviction help, from choosing the right notice to quit to mediation, trial and move-out in the Housing Court.
Probate
Help administering an estate in the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court, with or without a will.
Civil Litigation
Contract disputes, property and boundary disputes, and help when you have been sued, from demand letter to trial.
Business
Forming corporations, LLCs and LLPs, contracts, owner agreements, and buying or selling a business.
Family
Divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, contempt and modification cases, and DCF matters.
Criminal
Defense of criminal charges and traffic matters by a former Massachusetts Assistant District Attorney.
How we can help
Evictions for landlords
Most of our eviction work is for landlords and property owners. The first decision, which notice to serve, often decides whether the tenant actually leaves. When you want a problem tenant out, a 30-day notice to quit for a fault eviction is usually the stronger tool. A 14-day notice for nonpayment fits when you only want the rent, because payment, including through RAFT, ends the case. We prepare notices, file summary process cases in the Housing Court, and represent landlords at mediation, trial and move-out.
Probate
When a family member dies, someone must gather the estate’s assets, pay its debts and distribute what remains, usually through the Probate and Family Court. We guide personal representatives through each step, with or without a will, and help families avoid delays and disputes.
Civil litigation
We represent individuals and small businesses in contract disputes, real estate and property disputes, and lawsuits filed against them, from the first demand letter through negotiation, mediation and trial in the District Court and Superior Court.
Business law
We help owners form corporations, LLCs and LLPs, prepare operating and shareholder agreements, review contracts and buy or sell businesses, so the business is protected from the start.
Family law
We help clients with divorce, child custody and parenting time, child support, alimony, contempt and modification cases, and DCF matters in the Probate and Family Court and the Juvenile Court.
Criminal law and traffic
Attorney Botelho is a former Massachusetts Assistant District Attorney. We defend clients facing criminal charges, show cause hearings, restraining and harassment prevention orders, and traffic matters.
Why clients choose Botelho Law Group
- One firm for many legal needs. Clients who come to us for one matter often return for others, and we know their history.
- Help in your language. Our team includes fluent Portuguese-speaking and Spanish-speaking staff who work with Attorney Botelho.
- Clear explanations. We explain your options, the likely timeline and the cost before you decide.
- Statewide. We represent clients across Massachusetts.
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer free consultations for these practice areas?
Yes. We offer a free consultation in English, Portuguese or Spanish to discuss your situation and options.
Do you represent tenants in evictions?
Our eviction practice focuses mainly on landlords and property owners.
Do you handle cases anywhere in Massachusetts?
Yes. Botelho Law Group represents clients across Massachusetts.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring any court papers, contracts, leases, letters and a short timeline of what happened. If you have a court date, tell us right away.
Can you help in Portuguese or Spanish?
Yes. Our team includes fluent Portuguese-speaking and Spanish-speaking staff who work with Attorney Botelho.
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