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Smith Debnam’s commercial real estate lawyers have the legal understanding and relevant experience to effectively guide clients through all aspects of commercial real estate transactions. Clients represented in this area include:
Our law firm provides legal advice and assists clients beginning with the planning phase and continuing by guiding clients through all the steps of their project including the acquisition, disposition, financing and utilization of commercial properties such as office buildings and restaurants. Our commercial real estate attorneys act as advocate and counselor in:
Our attorneys also provide representation to financial institutions, developers, real estate agents, and businesses in loan workouts, evictions, foreclosure matters and real property-related credit matters.
We assist property owners and homeowners in all legal issues associated with purchasing, selling or financing private homes. Working with the first-time homebuyer or the experienced investor our attorneys are here to help residential property owners know their legal rights.
“Smith Debnam is comprised of attorneys of excellent legal talent. Work is performed both expertly and timely. This firm is able to address a wide variety of legal services. If I find myself in need of additional legal services, I will not hesitate to go to Smith Debnam. “ – Mike Z.
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