Yes. Our office has performed a number closings during the pandemic with modifications to ensure the safety of the parties involved. Many aspects of a…
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Read MoreEven the best landlords sometimes have to deal with evicting a tenant. While most evictions involve non-payment of rent, there are many other valid reasons…
Read MoreWhen a landlord starts an eviction proceeding, one of the very first steps you need to take is to give the tenant an eviction notice.…
Read MoreExperienced real estate closing attorney James G. Dibbini knows that even one little change to your finances can negatively impact your mortgage closing. While expenses are sometimes…
Read MoreFor real estate owners who can no longer afford to keep current on their mortgage payments, a short sale is an alternative to foreclosure that…
Read MoreFor most people purchasing a home is very exciting. However, if a buyer is not adequately prepared it can become frustrating fast. Many people have…
Read MoreOver the years our firm has garnered multiple recognition awards with websites such as “AVVO,” “Lead Counsel,” and “3 Best Rated.”
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