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Our attorneys assist 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 the real estate. Our commercial real estate attorneys act as advocate and counselor in:
Our attorneys also provide representation to financial institutions, developers, and businesses in loan workouts, foreclosure matters and real estate-related credit matters.
We assist clients in all legal matters associated with purchasing, selling or financing private homes. Working with the first-time homebuyer or the experienced investor our attorneys are here to help with all residential property needs.
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