Why Owner’s Title Insurance Matters—Even When Everything Looks Right
Even flawless-looking title searches can miss hidden risks. It’s worth exploring the benefits of title insurance before purchasing a new property. Reach out to an experienced Georgia real estate closing attorney today to learn more.
Understanding Georgia’s Good Funds Law: What Buyers and Lenders Need to Know
Learn what Georgia’s Good Funds Law means for your real estate closing—and why timing, cleared funds, and wire security are crucial for a smooth transaction.
Buying Property at Auction? 5 Key Questions to Ask Before You Bid
Before bidding on a property at auction, ask these 5 key questions to protect your investment and avoid costly surprises.
Why Choose a Regional Real Estate Closing Law Firm?
Legal guidance is essential for buyers, sellers, and investors to navigate the real estate closing process with greater confidence. Learn more today by discussing your options with a highly experienced regional real estate closing attorney.
First-Time Home Buyer? We Can Help.
Buying your first home? We make the closing process simple, clear, and stress-free—so you can focus on getting the keys.
Considering a For-Sale-by-Owner Transaction?
Going the FSBO route? We’ll help you draft the contract and guide you through a smooth, neutral closing process.
Did You Know . . . About the No Administration Necessary Process?
Think probate is always required to sell? In Georgia, a No Administration Necessary order might do the job—if certain conditions are met.
Unlocking Future Success; The Benefits of a 529 Plan
Discover how a 529 plan can help you invest wisely in your child’s education—with tax advantages, flexibility, and peace of mind.
Did You Know… About Georgia Department of Revenue Liens?
Handling a sale with an old Georgia tax lien? It may no longer be valid—learn how 2018 law changes could keep your closing on track.
Did You Know . . . about Judgments Against Heirs?
Judgments against heirs? Don’t panic—if the executor has power of sale, Georgia law may allow the closing to proceed without paying them off.
