Before beginning his legal career, Mr. Coluntino spent over a decade working in hands-on industries, within the electrical field and general construction, gaining a strong work ethic, adaptability, and problem-solving skills that continue to shape his legal practice today. While attending law school, he worked in restaurants where he sharpened his ability to manage multiple priorities under pressure, skills that translate seamlessly to transactional law. Influenced early on by a trusted mentor in the legal field, Mr. Coluntino was drawn to the fast paced, detail-oriented nature of real estate conveyancing. He takes pride in guiding clients through the transactional process, aiming to make it as smooth and stress free as possible.

Mr. Coluntino often explains to clients that transactional law is inherently reactive. His philosophy is simple: “Let me manage the stress, it is my job to find solutions. They may not always be perfect, but there is almost always a way forward.” One of the core principles of transactional law is that there is always finality in real estate, which keeps the work dynamic and engaging. For him, accountability and transparency are the cornerstones of client trust. Recent matters handled by Mr. Coluntino include navigating a complex estate owned property sale with significant title challenges; securing an expedited closing route when standard options were unavailable; representing a client in a multi-tiered investment property acquisition involving assignment of contract, resulting in favorable financing and rehabilitation potential; and coordinating the sale of two Nantucket development properties to a single purchaser, streamlining an otherwise intricate transaction.

When Mr. Coluntino is not at the office, he spends his time on his road bike, boating, fishing, working on his Mustang, and with his family and friends.