A closing is the moment a title problem becomes your problem, so the work happens before it. We read the purchase agreement, review the title commitment and the survey exceptions, chase down old liens and unreleased mortgages, prepare or check the deed, and walk the settlement statement line by line with you before anything gets signed.
This covers house sales and purchases, transfers between family members, land contracts, and adding or removing a name after a marriage or a divorce. If you are selling a home you inherited, the probate side and the closing side have to line up, and we can carry both at once. You will know what you are signing and what it costs before you sit down at the table, not while the pen is in your hand.
What this includes
- real estate closing attorney
- deed preparation
- title review
- For-sale-by-owner purchase agreements
- Quitclaim and survivorship deeds
- Clearing liens and unreleased mortgages
- Land contracts and seller financing
Real Estate Closings
Call Maplebrook Law Office or set up a time — we'll take it from there.