McKenna Law | Keven McKenna Attorney at Law

Homeowner rescue

Rhode Island law allows the non-judicial process of foreclosure. This is the most commonly used because a power of sale clause exists in a mortgage or deed of trust. A “power of sale” clause is the clause iin a mortgage, where the borrower aggrees to the sale of property to settle a default on the promissory note attached to the mortgage. Many mortgages where...

RI Bankruptcy Lawyer

Rhode Island law protects all or a portion of your property from being seized by creditors or the bankruptcy trustee in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you are generally allowed to keep all of your assets and property. Certain exceptions may apply, so it’s wise to consult with a Rhode Island bankruptcy attorney to find which of your assets will...

RI Family Law

Family Law is an area of the law that overlap many of life majord ealing with family-related issues and domestic relations including the nature of marriage, civil unions, and domestic partnerships issues arising during marriage, including spousal abuse, legitimacy, adoption, surrogacy, child abuse, and child abduction the termination of the relationship and ancillary...

What I Do

Full Service Firm, Real Estate, Personal Injury, Condominium Law, Tax Titles, Probate, Litigation; Bankruptcy, Constitutional Law.

Who I Am

Keven A. McKenna, P.C. -Attorney at Law since 1973 Admitted in all Rhode Island Courts, United States District Court for District of Rhode Island, US First Circuit Court of Appeals.

What I Do

Full Service Firm, Real Estate, Personal Injury, Condominium Law, Tax Titles, Probate, Litigation; Bankruptcy, Constitutional Law.

About

Since 1973 Keven A. McKenna, P.C. -Attorney at Law;Full Service Firm; Real Estate, Personal Injury, Condominium Law, Tax Titles, Probate, Litigation; Bankruptcy, Constitutional Law; Since 1973 admitted in all Rhode Island Courts, United States District Court for District of Rhode Island, US First Circuit Court of Appeals. Approximately 65 R.I. Supreme Court Cases, including several lead cases declaring 1979 Special Election unconstitutional, declaring fine foreclosures for condominium fines unconstitutional; a 1999 case establishing adoption procedures, and another case in 1993 declaring the Providence Supplemental Tax unconstitutional; Dozens of Superior Cases on issues from damage cases to restraining orders against unconstitutional municipal acts; Federal litigation includes First Circuit case on UCC liens and attorney client rights; Special knowledge of election law, drafted several proposed bills, campaign finance act, and have appeared in nearly all elections since 1976.