Managing Partner · Statewide
George Holler
Nearly two decades in Connecticut real estate.
Connecticut real estate attorneys
Buying or selling a home? Keep your closing moving.
A primary attorney stays responsible for your file, backed by our closing team. You receive an update at least once a week, and we put the attorney fee in writing before work begins.
A primary attorney stays responsible for your file. You receive an update at least once a week.
Same-business-day response · Free consultation · No obligation
10,000+ CT closings
15+ years serving Connecticut
4 offices statewide
Talk through your closing.
Leave your name and number. We’ll call the same business day, explain what happens next, and put the attorney fee in writing before work begins.
Highly rated on Google
10,000+ Connecticut closings
15+ years serving Connecticut
Free, no obligation
Tell us about your closing.
Name and number is all we need. The rest just helps us come prepared.
To talk through your closing, call us at (860) 467-0039. We respond the same business day.
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We’ll call you the same business day. If it’s urgent, call (860) 467-0039.
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The national title companies behind our closings
The attorneys who'll handle your closing.
A primary attorney stays responsible for your file, backed by the rest of our closing team.
Managing Attorney · Colchester
Alex Jacobson
A practical, problem-solving approach, and a deep commitment to fairness.
Managing Attorney · Rocky Hill
Austin Apanovitch
Approaches every file as if it were a transaction for his own family.
The closing should be the easy part.
A closing has a lot of moving parts, but the updates should still make sense. These are the points that tend to create the most stress.
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The paperwork is hard to follow.
Contracts, deeds, loan documents, and closing papers can feel like another language. We explain what you are signing in plain English.
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The timeline changes without a clear answer.
Dates can move. You receive an update at least once a week while your file is active, and a same-business-day reply when you reach out.
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A title issue can slow the transaction.
Old liens and unreleased mortgages need time to resolve. We start the title work after the purchase agreement is signed and flag problems before closing.
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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.
On walking us through it
★★★★★
Went over all the paperwork for closing efficiently, answered questions, and offered advice in my best interests.Mackenzie H. · Verified Google review
On catching it early
★★★★★
Richard Jacobson did an incredible job! He found things that two other attorneys missed. He was attentive to details and responded quickly to calls and texts.Bill B. · Verified Google review
On staying in the loop
★★★★★
The team was patient and answered all our questions thoroughly. They were available when needed and returned all calls.Diane S. · Verified Google review
What our team handles.
The details change from one file to the next. Our job is to explain what matters and keep the work moving.
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Title work starts after the contract is signed.
We order or review the title work, flag issues, and coordinate with the other side while there is still time to address them.
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We coordinate the moving pieces.
We stay in contact with the lender and the other side, then give you a clear update on what is complete and what comes next.
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You know what happens next.
We guide you through signing and keep you updated through the final steps of the transaction.
Fifteen minutes on the phone beats five weeks of guessing.
Tell us where you are in the deal. We'll tell you what to expect, what it costs, and what we need from you. No pitch.
Call (860) 467-0039
Same-business-day response, business hours. Four CT offices.
Questions people ask before they call.
Quick answers. If yours isn't here, ask us. We respond the same business day.
What does it cost?
A flat attorney fee per closing, not hourly. You will know the attorney fee before work begins, and we put it in writing. Title search and town recording fees are billed separately at cost.
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.
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.
When should I call?
Call once the transaction 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.
This is general information, not legal advice. Every real estate situation is different. Reach out to discuss yours.
You probably have a closing on your mind.
Call us.
(860) 467-0039
Statewide coverage. Four offices: Colchester, Rocky Hill, Danielson, Milford. Or send the form.