Real Estate Attorney in Commack, NY

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Your biggest investment deserves protection from someone who knows Long Island real estate inside and out.

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Commack Property Law Services

Close With Confidence and Zero Surprises

You’re making one of the biggest financial decisions of your life. The last thing you need is a contract full of hidden traps or a closing that falls apart at the last minute.

When you work with an experienced real estate lawyer, your transaction moves smoothly from contract to keys. No surprise fees buried in the fine print. No title issues that suddenly appear three days before closing. No wondering if you’re making a costly mistake.

Your property purchase or sale gets the legal protection it deserves. You sleep better knowing someone with deep Long Island market experience reviewed every document, caught every potential problem, and made sure your interests stay protected throughout the entire process.

Experienced Commack Real Estate Lawyers

Local Expertise You Can Actually Trust

The Frank Law Firm P.C. has been handling real estate transactions across Long Island for years. We know the local market, the common issues that pop up in Commack and surrounding areas, and exactly how to navigate the complexities that can derail your deal.

This isn’t a general practice firm trying to handle real estate on the side. Property law is what we do, day in and day out. We’ve seen every type of transaction, every kind of problem, and we know how to get you to closing without the headaches that come from working with someone who’s still learning on your dime.

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Real Estate Transaction Process

Your Deal Handled Step by Step

First, you’ll get a thorough contract review before you sign anything. Every clause gets examined, every potential issue gets flagged, and you’ll understand exactly what you’re agreeing to before you commit.

Next comes the due diligence phase. Title searches, lien checks, survey reviews – all the behind-the-scenes work that prevents problems from blindsiding you later. If issues surface, they get resolved quickly and efficiently.

Finally, your closing gets managed from start to finish. All documents prepared correctly, all parties coordinated, all funds properly handled. You show up knowing everything’s been taken care of, sign your papers, and get your keys. No drama, no delays, no surprises.

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Commercial and Residential Services

Complete Real Estate Legal Coverage

Whether you’re buying your first home in Commack or closing a multi-million dollar commercial deal, you get the same thorough approach. Contract negotiation and review, title examination, closing coordination, and dispute resolution when things go sideways.

Commercial real estate clients get specialized attention for complex transactions involving zoning issues, environmental concerns, and multi-party deals. Residential clients get the same level of expertise applied to home purchases, sales, and refinancing transactions.

Property disputes don’t wait for convenient timing. Boundary issues, contract breaches, title defects – when these problems arise, you need someone who can resolve them quickly and effectively. We handle real estate litigation when negotiation isn’t enough to protect your interests.

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In New York, you’re not legally required to have an attorney for real estate transactions, but it’s one of the smartest investments you’ll make. Real estate contracts are complex legal documents with serious financial consequences. A good real estate lawyer catches issues that could cost you thousands later – hidden fees, unfavorable terms, title problems, or survey discrepancies. We also handle the closing process, making sure all documents are properly prepared and executed. For most people, their home is their largest investment. Protecting that investment with proper legal representation usually pays for itself many times over.
Real estate attorney fees in the Commack area typically range from $800 to $1,500 for a standard residential transaction, depending on the complexity of the deal. This usually covers contract review, title examination, closing preparation, and representation at closing. Commercial transactions involve more variables and are typically quoted based on the specific requirements of the deal. We provide a clear fee structure upfront so you know exactly what to expect. When you consider that a single missed contract clause or title issue could cost thousands to resolve later, the attorney fee is usually a smart investment in protecting your much larger property investment.
A real estate attorney provides legal advice and representation throughout your transaction, while a closing agent primarily handles the administrative aspects of closing. Your attorney reviews contracts with your interests in mind, negotiates terms, identifies potential legal issues, and can provide legal counsel when problems arise. We’re also qualified to handle disputes or litigation if necessary. A closing agent focuses on coordinating the closing process and ensuring documents are properly executed, but cannot provide legal advice. In complex transactions or when issues arise, having an attorney who understands real estate law and can advocate for your interests makes a significant difference in protecting your investment.
Most residential real estate transactions in New York take 30 to 45 days from contract signing to closing, though this can vary based on financing, inspections, and any issues that arise during the process. We get involved immediately after contract signing to begin title work and coordinate with all parties. Commercial transactions often take longer due to additional due diligence requirements, zoning considerations, and more complex financing arrangements. Having an experienced real estate attorney managing the process helps prevent delays by catching potential issues early and keeping all parties on track. We’ll also keep you informed throughout the process so you know exactly where things stand and when to expect closing.
Title issues are more common than most people realize, but they’re usually resolvable with proper legal handling. Common problems include outstanding liens, boundary disputes, missing signatures on previous deeds, or errors in public records. We will identify these issues early in the process and work to resolve them before closing. This might involve negotiating with the seller to clear liens, obtaining missing documentation, or working with title companies to correct errors. In some cases, title insurance can provide protection for issues that can’t be completely resolved. The key is having an experienced attorney who knows how to handle these situations efficiently so they don’t derail your transaction or create future problems.
Yes, real estate disputes can arise even after closing, and having an attorney who understands property law is essential for resolving these issues effectively. Common post-closing disputes include boundary disagreements with neighbors, undisclosed property defects, contract breaches, or problems with deed transfers. We handle both negotiation and litigation when necessary to protect clients’ property rights. Early intervention is often key to resolving these disputes efficiently and cost-effectively. Whether it’s working out an agreement with the other party or taking the matter to court, having experienced legal representation helps ensure your property interests are properly protected and any resolution is legally sound.

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