Frequently asked questions

Florida does not legally require one, but a title company alone is not your legal advocate. Having an attorney review the contract, examine title, and handle closing means someone is looking out for your interests specifically — not just moving paperwork.

Fees depend on the type and price of the property and whether you’re buying, selling, or refinancing. We quote a flat, up-front fee at your consultation so there are no surprises at the table.

Yes. Handling both the legal review and the title/closing under one roof keeps the process efficient and means fewer hand-offs where problems slip through.

Yes — the firm handles both residential and commercial transactions, including leases, purchase agreements, and title matters for investment and business property.

Usually right away. Call (904) 219-1020 or send a message and we’ll set up a free consultation to review your contract, deadline, or property question.

We review your contract, examine title, prepare and check the closing documents, coordinate with the lender and title company, handle the funds, and record the deed — all while making sure the deal protects your interests.

Often, yes. You can have your own attorney review the deal even when another party selected the closing agent. It’s your money and your title — having someone reviewing for you is worth it.

It’s a one-time cost that protects your ownership against hidden defects from the property’s past — things a search might not surface. For most buyers, an owner’s policy is well worth it.

Yes — the contract sets the deadlines, contingencies, and remedies for the entire deal. A short review before signing is far cheaper than trying to fix a bad term afterward.

Yes. We prepare and record the right type of deed for your goal — whether that’s adding a family member, moving property into a trust or LLC, or planning to avoid probate.

For closings and most transactional work we quote a flat, up-front fee at your consultation, so you know the cost before you commit. Disputes are quoted based on the specific matter.

Call (904) 219-1020 or send a message through the contact page. We’ll schedule a free consultation to review your contract, closing, or property question.