Chiariello & Chiariello

08/14/2026

A successful real estate closing requires preparation, accuracy, and dependable legal support from start to finish. Chiariello & Chiariello helps clients in Long Island, NY navigate real estate closings smoothly while protecting their investment and transaction goals.

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https://www.chiariello.com/glen-cove-ny-real-estate-closings

07/31/2026

Check out our latest blog post on potential title issues that may arise prior to closing. https://www.chiariello.com/blogs/4666/common-title-issues-that-may-arise-before-a-real-estate-closing

Give us a call and let us deal with these issues for you. 516-801-8100

After a real estate contract is signed, the purchaser’s attorney will usually order a title search. The purpose of the search is to confirm that the seller owns the property and can transfer clear and marketable title at closing. Even when a transaction appears straightforward, the title report ma...

07/09/2026

Check out our latest blog post about fences and adverse possession! https://www.chiariello.com/blogs/4666/ Have questions, call us 516-801-8100!

07/01/2026

As Independence Day approaches, we find ourselves reflecting with gratitude on the remarkable inheritance we share as Americans.

The liberty we enjoy today was not inevitable. It was secured by the courage of those who pledged their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to the idea that people are endowed with unalienable rights - and it has been preserved across generations by countless men and women who believed those freedoms were worth defending. The framework of law and ordered liberty they built is the same foundation that allows our work, our community, and our families to flourish.

We are deeply thankful for that legacy, and for the privilege of practicing law within a system devoted to justice and the rule of law. We are grateful, too, for the trust you place in our firm to help safeguard your own corner of it.

This Independence Day, we hope you'll take a moment to honor those who came before us and to celebrate the freedom they passed into our keeping, perhaps even take a moment to read the Declaration (Declaration of Independence: A Transcription | National Archives) https://go.levitate.ai/founding-docs/declaration-transcript?t=87c58272817442f09f68757f7a049891. From our family to yours, we wish you a safe, joyful, and meaningful Fourth.

With gratitude,


Dom and Gerry
CHIARIELLO & CHIARIELLO
516-801-8100

06/27/2026

Navigating the complexities of property boundaries and adverse possession in Long Island, NY, requires a nuanced understanding of local laws and regulations. At Chiariello & Chiariello, we specialize in helping our clients understand and resolve such intricate real estate legal matters
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https://www.chiariello.com/boundary-disputes-and-adverse-possession-long-island-ny

06/21/2026

We wish a Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers out there and we remember our firm’s founder and father - Gerald Chiariello, Sr. He was truly one of a kind!

06/18/2026

From contract review to closing, Chiariello & Chiariello provides the legal guidance Queens and Nassau. NY buyers and sellers need to move forward with confidence.

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https://www.chiariello.com/real-estate-attorneys-glen-cove-ny

06/12/2026

For smooth real estate transactions in Glen Cove, and all of Long Island, Chiariello & Chiariello handle closings with thorough attention to documentation and property details. Our approach ensures your purchase or sale proceeds seamlessly, minimizing complications at closing.

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https://www.chiariello.com/closing-lawyer-glen-cove-ny

06/05/2026

Chiariello & Chiariello assist property owners in Queens (and most downstate counties) with shared driveway disputes, helping navigate agreements and easement issues. Our team focuses on protecting your rights and resolving conflicts efficiently, ensuring peace and clarity in property sharing arrangements..

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https://www.chiariello.com/shared-driveway-queens-ny

05/29/2026

Check out our latest blog post about adverse possession!

Adverse possession is one of the most misunderstood doctrines in New York real property law. In simple terms, it allows a person who is not the record owner of property to claim ownership if they have possessed the property in a legally sufficient way for a long enough period of time. But the doctri...