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You’ll know the attorney fee before work begins.
The attorney fee goes in writing before work begins. It’s flat per closing, not hourly. One attorney is responsible for your closing from start to finish. You receive an update at least once a week.
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To talk through your closing, call us at (860) 467-0039. We respond within one business day.
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The closing should be the easy part.
A closing has a lot of moving parts. You should still know where yours stands. These are the points that tend to create the most stress.
The paperwork is hard to follow.
Contracts, deeds, loan documents, and closing papers can feel like another language. We explain what you’re signing in plain English.
The timeline changes without a clear answer.
Dates can move. You receive an update at least once a week while your closing is in progress.
A title problem can slow everything down.
Old liens and unreleased mortgages need time to resolve. We start the title work after the purchase agreement is signed. If we find problems, we flag them before closing.
Wire instructions feel uncertain.
Wire fraud is real, and fake emails can look convincing. We confirm wire instructions with you directly before any funds move.
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What people say once it’s done.
130+ five-star Google reviews in 2026 · Across our Connecticut offices
Two attorneys in, and still things nobody had caught
“Attorney Richard Jacobson did an incredible job. He found things that two other attorneys missed.”
A sale that kept changing at the last minute
“The attorney’s office pulled the sale through, arranged for the disputed funds to be escrowed, and we closed and got the check by the end of the day. Forever grateful!”
A lender delay, handled
“We had a tricky situation that required delays from our lender, and they were with us every step of the way. Richard made signing all the paperwork easy and honestly fun.”
“The team was patient and answered all our questions thoroughly. They were available when needed and returned all calls.”
The title policy we place for you is underwritten by a national company, not by us. We choose whichever of these fits your closing. The policy is what protects your ownership after closing.
The attorney fee
A flat attorney fee, in writing.
- A flat attorney fee per closing, not hourly.
- The attorney fee goes in writing before work begins.
Questions people ask before they call.
Quick answers. If yours isn’t here, ask us.
How long does a Connecticut closing take?
Most residential closings happen 30 to 60 days from the day the offer is accepted. Cash transactions can close in as little as two weeks. The closing appointment itself usually takes under an hour.
When should I call?
Call once the deal is moving. Buyers can send us a draft purchase and sale agreement before signing. Sellers and people refinancing can call once they know the property and timing.
Do I really need a real estate lawyer?
Connecticut law requires closings be conducted by an attorney. You choose who that is. Both the buyer and seller typically have their own real estate lawyer, each looking out for their side of the deal.
This is general information, not legal advice. Every real estate situation is different. Reach out to discuss yours.