title Company
Seamless legal oversight, clear title, and smooth real estate closings—handled by a Florida law firm serving as your title company. From contract to closing, we protect your transaction, resolve issues proactively, and deliver confidence at the closing table.
As a Florida law firm serving as a title company, we provide seamless legal oversight and title services under one roof. From contract to closing, our attorney-led approach ensures that every transaction is handled with precision, compliance, and proactive problem-solving. Unlike non-attorney title agencies, we are equipped to identify and resolve legal issues before they delay or jeopardize your closing.
Attorney-Led Title & Closing Services in Florida
We handle title searches, title insurance issuance, escrow services, and real estate closings for residential and commercial transactions throughout Florida. Our team works closely with buyers, sellers, lenders, and real estate professionals to ensure clear title, accurate documentation, and timely disbursement of funds. Every transaction receives the benefit of legal review and Florida-specific expertise.
Buyer Closing Costs (typical)
When a home buyer is getting a mortgage, the lender is required to provide a good-faith estimate of the projected closing costs. The fees vary according to several factors that can change based on the type of property, locality, and the type of loan applied for (FHA, VA, Conventional, etc), and also by the terms of the purchase agreement. Some of the closing costs, many of which are associated with the loan application, are actually paid in advance. Some typical buyer closing costs include:
- Appraisal
- Survey
- Loan fees (points, application fee, credit report)
- Inspection fees (we suggest you get an inspection for your protection!)
- Prepaid interest and taxes
- Mortgage insurance
- Hazard insurance
- Title insurance
- Documentary stamps on the note
- Settlement fees
- And most importantly for closing day, the down payment
Seller Closing Costs in Florida
When selling real estate in Florida, sellers are responsible for several closing-related expenses. As a title attorney/company, we guide you through every step of the transaction to ensure your closing is smooth, compliant, and financially transparent. Below is a general overview of the typical costs a seller can expect at closing in Florida.
- Real Estate Commission
- Documentary Stamp Tax on Deed
- Title Insurance (Owner’s Policy)
- Prorated Property Taxes
- HOA/Condominium Fees and Estoppel Fees If the property is governed by a homeowners’ or condominium association
- Settlement Fees
- Repair Credits or Contractual Concessions
Get A Free Initial Estate Planning Consultation
Call us at (772) 324-5437 or directly on cell phone (772) 341-7031 to set up a free initial estate planning consultation with an attorney to discuss your estate planning needs.
There is no charge for the initial consultation — only a flat-fee for the actual preparation and execution of your estate planning documents. Please feel free to call for an estimated fee range quote based on a brief assessment of your situation. We are available for some weeknight and Saturday appointments by request.