About Richard A. Zoino — Hyannis General Practice Massachusetts

The Hyannis general practice of attorney Richard A. Zoino serves Cape Cod families, year-round residents, and seasonal property owners across Barnstable County. From his office in town, Mr. Zoino handles civil disputes, contracts, real-property questions, and the cross-cutting matters that come with owning, renting, or running a small business on the Cape. Many clients return through the years for distinct life events — closings, disputes, simple estate updates.

Furthermore, the firm draws on long experience with the Barnstable County Superior Court, where most Cape civil filings are heard. As a result, Mr. Zoino moves matters through dockets that are quieter than Boston but distinctly seasonal. Initial calls focus on whether the dispute warrants formal action or can be resolved through a letter, mediation, or simple amendment.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe Mr. Zoino as patient, plain-spoken, and unhurried — a fit for the slower pace of Cape Cod legal work. Common themes include practical advice, fair fees, and steady follow-through during the months-long stretches typical of civil and real-property matters.

Hyannis General Practice — Practice Areas & Services

• Civil disputes and pre-litigation negotiation in Barnstable County
• Contract review for individuals and Cape Cod small businesses
• Real-property questions, easements, and seasonal-rental compliance
• Simple wills, beneficiary designations, and probate intake
• Landlord–tenant matters, including short-term rental disputes

Frequently Asked Questions

What can a Cape Cod general practice attorney handle?

A Cape Cod general practice covers contracts, civil disputes, real-property questions, simple wills, landlord–tenant matters, and seasonal-business needs. For complex litigation or specialized federal work, the attorney typically refers to a specialist while staying on as local counsel.

What do attorney fees look like on the Cape?

Routine matters such as contract review or simple wills are commonly handled on flat fees, often a few hundred dollars; civil disputes are usually hourly. Many Cape attorneys offer a free or reduced-rate initial consultation, particularly for first-time clients referred by neighbors.

Where are Hyannis civil cases filed?

Most Hyannis civil cases are filed at the Barnstable County Superior Court at 3195 Main Street in Barnstable. District Court matters and small claims under $7,000 go to Barnstable District Court. Probate filings move through Barnstable Probate and Family Court.