Real estate law,
from contract to closing.

For most residential closings, we work on a flat fee of $1,050. You know what you're paying up front. No hourly meter running in the background. That $1,050 covers our legal work: reviewing or drafting the contract, ordering and reviewing the title search, flagging or clearing title issues depending on the side we represent, coordinating with your lender, preparing the closing documents, conducting the closing, and recording the deed. Title search, title insurance, and recording fees are billed separately, at cost.

The attorney's fee is one line on a longer list. For buyers, closing costs in Connecticut typically range from 2% to 5% of the purchase price, depending on the transaction, and that figure includes title insurance, recording fees, and lender charges alongside the attorney fee. So you see the whole picture early. We give you a clear breakdown of your expected costs well before closing day, so the settlement statement holds few surprises.

Cheapest isn't the same as best value. What protects you is the attorney who catches the lien, explains the document you didn't understand, and resolves the issue that would have delayed your closing by weeks. We're transparent about our fee from the first call.

You can run your own numbers before you call us. Buyers can estimate the full settlement statement with the closing cost calculator or price a policy with the title insurance calculator. Sellers can see what's left after commission, conveyance tax, and payoff with the seller net sheet. Still deciding whether to buy at all? Start with the rent vs. buy calculator.