Real Estate Law

Real Estate Attorney

Home ownership can provide you with many benefits including secure shelter, a long-term investment, and tax advantages. However, a home is also a major financial commitment. There are ways to avoid costly mistakes that can strain your budget and your patience.

The purchase of a home or a commercial piece of real estate is often the largest single investment that a person makes in his or her lifetime. This can be a relatively complicated process, and the assistance of an experienced attorney in all aspects of the transaction – from pre-contract negotiations to post-closing follow-through – is critical in protecting your interests.

What We Do for You

Quite Title Actions
Real Estate Purchase Contracts
Real Property Deeds
Mineral Deeds
Draft Leases
Eviction for Landlords

Using a Lawyer

A lawyer can help you through the home buying process by preparing or reviewing the purchase contract, advising you about financing and title insurance, answering your legal and tax questions and arranging for the documents necessary to complete the purchase. When you first visit a lawyer, you can ask for an estimate of legal fees and closing costs.

You should consult a lawyer before you sign a contract to buy a home. Although a printed form may be used for the purchase contact, you lawyer can make changes that protect you. For example, a change in the form may give you right to cancel the purchase (and get a refund of your deposit) if you obtain an unsatisfactory inspection report.