Real estate law, statewide in Connecticut.
Closings, title, and contract review across all eight counties, from four offices and remotely.
In Connecticut, the law requires an attorney conduct the closing.
In Connecticut, an attorney is generally involved at every residential closing. What matters is whether yours catches the problems before you're bound. Most CT purchases close roughly 30 to 60 days from an accepted offer.
The contract, read
We review the purchase and sale agreement before you're bound to its terms.
The title, checked
We search the record for liens and gaps. On a purchase, we flag what turns up to the seller's attorney, whose job it is to clear it.
The numbers, checked
We check the figures on the settlement statement, so there are fewer surprises on closing day.
Four offices, one firm.
We meet clients in the office closest to the property, or remotely when the deal allows it. Pick one for its address, hours, and direct line.
Colchester, CT 06415
Eastern CT · New London Co.(860) 603-2258 02Rocky Hill1880 Silas Deane Hwy, Suite 201
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Central CT · Hartford Co.(860) 532-0101 03Danielson33 Broad St
Danielson, CT 06239
Northeastern CT · Windham Co.(860) 222-9452 04Milford185 Plains Rd, Suite 202E
Milford, CT 06461
CT Shoreline · New Haven Co.(475) 345-3620
What we handle, across the state.
The full residential and commercial practice, statewide.
From the shoreline to the Quiet Corner.Statewide Connecticut · Mancuso Carey
Connecticut questions.
Three things clients ask about closing here.
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