Welcome to Torra Law, where family values meet legal excellence. Proudly serving New England.

We are a family oriented, tri-lingual (English, Español, Português) Massachusetts law firm delivering a personal, welcoming, and highly professional experience. With a 3:1 paralegal-to-lawyer ratio—and a “we handle it all” approach—we guide businesses, developers, homeowners, and families through every legal step.

Whether you’re closing on a home, launching a company,  crafting your estate plan, or navigating zoning hurdles, our dedicated team combines deep local expertise with genuine care to make complex matters simple.

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Commitment to you

Our Core Services

Residential Real
Estate Law

From first-time homebuyers to high-end estates, we make your residential closing smooth and stress-free.

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Condominium Law

We advise associations and unit owners on governance, assessments, and dispute resolution to safeguard community interests.

Commercial Real Estate Law

Whether you’re acquiring, leasing, or disposing of commercial property, our team delivers strategic guidance and hands-on support.

Estate Planning

Protect your legacy with wills, trusts, and probate guidance tailored to your family’s needs.

Zoning & Permitting

From special permits to appeals, we streamline land-use approvals and present your projects before municipal boards.

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Business Law

From entity formation to complex transactions, we craft strategies that protect and propel your enterprise

You deserve the best

Partnering with Torra Law means choosing a family-driven team of seasoned attorneys who truly put your success first. From our first conversation to every milestone, we’re by your side—anticipating challenges, celebrating victories, and safeguarding your best interests.

Led By Family Values

We’ve built our practice on trust, integrity, and long-term relationships—treating every client like one of our own.

Dedicated Support

With a 3:1 paralegal-to-lawyer ratio, you receive prompt updates, thorough document preparation, and hands-on attention at every stage.

Local Roots, Broad Reach

Deep connections in Massachusetts and through out New England give us insider insight—backed by the resources to tackle even the most complex matters.

Reviews from our clients

Joe Torra is the absolute best, most knowledgeable, most easy to talk to attorney on Earth. Makes you feel like you've been best friends for 40 years. The staff is great also. Take my word for it as someone who has dealt with Torra Law dozens of times, call them and you won't regret it!
William Casso
A Current Client
The attorneys are excellent and the staff is quite helpful.

Positives :Responsiveness, Quality, Professionalism, Value

Riley Fraser
A Former Client
Torra Law provides expertise in real estate transactions. Whether you’re a buyer or a seller, you are provided with knowledge and overall a great experience through out the process. The buying/ selling experience can be stressful at times, but the team is there to make it go as smooth as possible.
Aspen Realty Group
Current Partner

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. In Massachusetts, it is customary and often required to have a licensed attorney conduct the closing and sign the necessary documents. An attorney ensures that your interests are protected throughout the transaction, from reviewing contracts to handling the closing process.

A real estate attorney in Massachusetts assists with drafting and reviewing the purchase and sale agreement, conducting a title examination, ensuring compliance with local regulations, and overseeing the closing process. They act as your legal advocate to prevent potential issues.

Title insurance protects against losses due to defects in the title that were not discovered during the title search. While lenders require a lender's title insurance policy, it's advisable for buyers to also obtain an owner's title insurance policy for added protection.

Property taxes in Massachusetts are typically prorated at closing. This means the seller pays taxes up to the closing date, and the buyer assumes responsibility thereafter. The exact amount is calculated based on the closing date and the municipality's tax schedule.

A Declaration of Homestead is a legal document that provides homeowners in Massachusetts with protection against certain creditors. Filing this declaration can protect up to $1,00,000 of equity in your primary residence. It's recommended for homeowners to file this to safeguard their property.

The closing appointment itself usually takes about an hour. However, the entire process—from offer acceptance to closing—can take several weeks, depending on various factors like financing, inspections, and title searches.