A Fee Attorney Can Prepare Documents In-House

Real estate agents know very well that closings can be delayed because the lender or outsourced document preparation firm for the title agency did not prepare an important document in advance. It can be unfortunate, but more often than not, this document is the deed itself, which is sometimes prepared by the lender’s attorney and sometimes by the doc prep firm on retainer by the title agency. A delay at the closing table can cause sellers and buyers to sit at the closing table for what seems like hours, nervously waiting for something good to happen to get the closing back on track. Instead, rely on The J.M. Dickerson Law firm where our team can save everyone precious time with document preparation that is done in-house and where all documents are carefully accounted for ahead of time.

A Fee Attorney Can Provide Legal Advice

Escrow officers who don’t work closely with a fee attorney’s office might not have all of the right answers when a transaction becomes complex, legally speaking. Because I am also an escrow officer, my clients have the option of consulting directly with me and my team to receive guidance on execution and acceptance of powers of attorney, affidavits of heirship, and other vehicles for closing transactions in which parties on title are deceased or unavailable. You can trust The J.M. Dickerson Law Firm for reliable legal advice on how to resolve even the most complicated issues that arise. Other common complications include active probates, boundary line disputes, and unrecorded easements and we have got you covered.