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13 Nov, 2020 by Joy
Where do I begin! Taylor Dahl is an absolute rockstar and a wonderful human being. She came highly recommended two years ago and I am thankful she took time from her busy schedule to fit me in. I have used her services for child custody, emancipation, adoption, and divorce and have been extremely satisfied every single time. She has fought for my daughters as if they were her own and has won every case with ease. Don’t let her calm demeanor fool you, she is a shark in court and always has her client’s best interest in mind.
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31 Aug, 2020 by Nick
While facing an extremely prejudicial command bias while on Active Duty, Taylor was not only an immense help with an extremely uncooperative local civilian investigation, but with also correcting an error with my military discharge paperwork. In both instances, Taylor's commitment to my sense of justice, my future and correcting an error (per Army Regulations, AR 635-8 and AR 601-210) have done everything towards, what I believe standing up for a Lower Enlisted Soldier. If facing either civilian or military investigation, criminal charges or divorce, Taylor Dahl would be the first person I'd call in Clarksville.
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29 Aug, 2020 by Deborah
I could not have had any better help .. most people know very little about the law ( ME! ) Taylor and Katlyn was always there for me
They always helped me to understand the law
I would recommend them 100% !!!
I am very great full for all she did for me
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21 Dec, 2012 by Annaelise
John paid so much attention to my case. It was like having my brother work on my behalf.
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10 Oct, 2024 by Taylor binker
I am not going to lie, Mr. Burman himself is probably one of the nicest lawyers I have had to deal with when it came to my specific charges; he was very thorough, understanding, and straight to the point, which I personally appreciate! I had two charges one of which he even got DISMISSED! Towards the end there was a few misunderstandings but they were quickly resolved and still responded to with courtesy, professionalism, and politeness. I recommend this firm to anyone who needs a great public defender!
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08 Oct, 2024 by Mark thomas
To whom it may concern my name is Mark Thomas I had Mark zinger for my attorney in Montgomery county Tennessee Clarksville very understandable gentleman very upfront outspoken and if I wouldn't need him again it would definitely be redstone.
Mark Thomas..
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28 Sep, 2024 by Jessica smith
I was very satisfied with their service! The communication was great which kept me comfortable through it all. The attorney assigned to me was very nice and understanding .
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10 Oct, 2024 by Taylor binker
I am not going to lie, Mr. Burman himself is probably one of the nicest lawyers I have had to deal with when it came to my specific charges; he was very thorough, understanding, and straight to the point, which I personally appreciate! I had two charges one of which he even got DISMISSED! Towards the end there was a few misunderstandings but they were quickly resolved and still responded to with courtesy, professionalism, and politeness. I recommend this firm to anyone who needs a great public defender!
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08 Oct, 2024 by Mark thomas
To whom it may concern my name is Mark Thomas I had Mark zinger for my attorney in Montgomery county Tennessee Clarksville very understandable gentleman very upfront outspoken and if I wouldn't need him again it would definitely be redstone.
Mark Thomas..
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28 Sep, 2024 by Jessica smith
I was very satisfied with their service! The communication was great which kept me comfortable through it all. The attorney assigned to me was very nice and understanding .
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07 Oct, 2024 by B. d.
Loved how it worked out, made possible by their Work! I recommend Mr Campbell 1000%
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07 Oct, 2024 by Jordan haiti
Mr Jeffrey Campbell and his Assistant Ms. Cecilee are by far the best in Clarksville. True professionals , they know what they doing. I’d highly recommend. thank you Mr Campbell and MS. Cecilee
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07 Oct, 2024 by Carl keeling
I would highly recommend Chris Clark. His knowledge of the law is ridiculous. I met Mr Clark after a faid general session with another attorney putting me in circuit court. So nervous but he put my mind at ease with his knowledge. On my first appearance he had the case dismissed. The other attorney 6 months in general session. This guy and his team where wonderful to work with. Hope I never need another attorney but if I do I know where to go..
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10 Apr, 2024 by Anonymous
My ex and I split up and I tried to work out things and be amicable, but you know some people everything fight. That's what this was a fight. Unlike the 2 other reviews for me, John was a bulldog. He made sure I got the agreement I wanted and nothing that I did not. He kept me informed, emailed me consistently, and scheduled appointments around my schedule. Then when my ex refused to pay child support he fought in court to ensure I did. After the judge revoked his visitation I was sued by his parents for grandparents rights. I was angry and of course sad because I felt wronged by his family. After fighting that John was honest with me that we were going to win, but did I want that, for my child? Did I want my bitterness to impact his life? Those aren't his words of course they're mine, but he made me realize that my inlaws weren't the problem, my ex was and they did kick him out of their house when they found out he was using which was my issue all along. So I called my mother-in-law, we cried, and we worked it out. Most lawyers may not have been so blunt, but it saved my relationship with them. Although my ex is not around I am still close to my inlaws, even since I've remarried. He was on top of it for me and I'd hire him again if the need arose.
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07 Apr, 2015 by Anonymous
I hired John to assist in establish a parenting plan. His knowledge was somewhat good but when it actually came time for trial it seemed as if he was not prepared for the case. Also in numerous attempts to contact him via email and phone calls to ask questions pertaining to the judgement they went unanswered.
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09 Dec, 2013 by Kathryn
Good legal mind good legal strategies but awful manners. He is very sarcastic and has an odd sense of humor. He told two other attorneys what we spoke about which I found odd since he is a grown man and I am a housewife. I guess gossip is gossip. He has a real smartmouth on him but he knows his stuff when it comes to the law.
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06 Feb, 2023 by Anonymous
Joseph Weyant took on my case and talked a good talk at the beginning, but he did very little to resolve it. He would evade my questions about what he was doing like a career politician, or just completely ignore my emails and calls for months to the detriment of my case. I eventually realized it was because he wasn’t doing anything on it. In the rare event that he responded to my many attempts to reach him, he still managed to evade my questions about what he did, and where we were at, and instead talked about what he was going to do and then didn’t do. I would get off the phone feeling like I just spoke to a sleezy, career politician. I would have been better off acting as my own lawyer.
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15 Mar, 2017 by Frieda
I live out of state and needed a local attorney for a real estate matter concerning my deceased brother's home. Other attorneys I contacted in the area either told me it would be a several month process costing me exorbitant fees or failed to return my inquiry calls. I had researched all the attorneys I contacted. Then I called Mr. Weyant.
He was knowledgeable and professional. After a consultation, Mr. Weyant advised me of the process to transfer ownership. Later the same day, I received a detailed e-mail from him after he'd visited the office of the Registrar of Deeds. I was provided with a detailed outline for resolving the specifics of my situation to effectively transfer the property. The fee for his service was reasonable. I met with Mr. Weyant the following week when I came to town to conclude the matter.
I was impressed with Mr. Weyant because of his courteous, direct, and efficient manner. I felt he was doing his best for me in resolving my problem. He was also very accessible by phone when I called with questions.
I highly recommend Mr. Weyant for those with needs in his areas of expertise. I was most pleased I found him.
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15 Oct, 2016 by Michelle
I was referred to Joe by a friend who had an excellent experience using him for her divorce. I was hesitant because of the other review on this site. I knew my friend would not steer me wrong, so I decided to hire Joe. I am very glad I did. He was upfront with me about what Tennessee law allows. He fought hard for everything I wanted even though some requests were out of the ordinary. Some things we succeeded on and some things we didn't but he gave it his all. He always returned my calls if I had to leave a message and was always very professional. I would recommend Joe to anyone who asks me if I know a good lawyer!!
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07 Jul, 2021 by Anonymous
Matthew Ellis lies. He tells you he's doing something but gives you the run around. He doesn't follow up. He gives you court dates but its not on docket..He tells you he did something but he hasn't. He drags stuff on and doesn't file nessassry paper work. He leaves you hanging. Then other lawyers won't take you because you already have an attorney. Your better off doing everything yourself. Save your money.
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14 Dec, 2020 by Anonymous
Mr. Ellis in our view exhibited a callous disregard for our agreed interest. He QUIT in the middle of our case leaving us in a horrible position. Yes, he QUIT mid case for unknown reasons. He never communicated with us nor provided us with the representation he promised. Then a managing partner in the firm BATSON NOLAN called me to offer as a resolution, Analogies of someone who hires a "BAD PLUMBER " then agrees in the end to accept a refund of fees paid as a resolution for all indescrepancies in representation.
It is not only unacceptable, it is extremely insulting.
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What a Real Estate Lawyer Can Do for You
A real estate lawyer provides legal assistance in transactions and disputes involving property, including residential and commercial real estate. Whether you're buying, selling, leasing, or developing property, a real estate attorney can help ensure that your transactions are legally sound and your rights are protected. They review contracts, perform due diligence, resolve disputes, and provide legal representation in negotiations and litigation involving property matters.
Real estate lawyers are crucial in safeguarding your investment by ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal real estate laws, as well as protecting you from potential legal pitfalls related to property ownership and transactions.
When Should I Hire a Real Estate Lawyer?
Hiring a real estate lawyer is beneficial in various scenarios, including:
- Buying or selling property: When navigating complex real estate contracts, it’s advisable to have a lawyer review and ensure that the terms are favorable and legal.
- Commercial property transactions: For leasing, purchasing, or selling commercial properties, a lawyer can help manage the intricate legal aspects of such transactions.
- Zoning or land use issues: If you're planning to develop property or change its use, a real estate lawyer can guide you through zoning laws and land use regulations.
- Resolving property disputes: For boundary disputes, title issues, or disagreements over property rights, a lawyer can help mediate or litigate the matter.
- Foreclosures or evictions: If you're dealing with foreclosure or managing a tenant eviction, legal representation ensures that the process adheres to local laws and protects your interests.
- Title and deed issues: Lawyers can help clear title disputes, ensure the legitimacy of property deeds, and handle transfers of ownership.
What Does a Real Estate Lawyer Do?
A real estate lawyer provides a range of services to help with property transactions and disputes, including:
- Contract drafting and review: Ensuring that purchase agreements, leases, and other contracts are legally binding, fair, and protect your interests.
- Title search and clearance: Conducting a thorough title search to ensure that the property has no legal claims or liens that could affect ownership.
- Facilitate closing: Managing the closing process in real estate transactions, including reviewing final documents and ensuring that everything is in order before the transfer of ownership.
- Resolve disputes: Handling legal disputes related to property ownership, boundaries, zoning, or tenants.
- Assist in financing: Reviewing loan agreements and mortgage documents to ensure the terms are fair and legally sound.
- Zoning and land use advice: Guiding clients through the complexities of zoning laws and building regulations for property development or renovation projects.
How Are Real Estate Lawyers Paid?
Real estate lawyers typically charge for their services in the following ways:
- Flat fee: Many real estate transactions, such as reviewing a sales contract or assisting with a closing, are charged on a flat-fee basis.
- Hourly rates: If a lawyer is handling complex disputes or litigation, they may charge by the hour. Hourly rates can vary significantly based on the lawyer’s experience and location.
- Contingency fees: In rare cases, such as property disputes or claims for damages, a lawyer may work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if you win or settle the case.
- Retainer: For ongoing legal support, some clients may pay a retainer, which is an upfront fee used as a deposit for future legal services.
It's important to clarify the fee structure with your attorney before hiring them to avoid any surprises.
How Much Does a Real Estate Lawyer Cost?
The cost of a real estate lawyer varies based on the complexity of the matter, the location of the property, and the lawyer’s experience. Key factors that affect pricing include:
- Type of transaction or issue: Simple tasks, like contract reviews, typically cost less than handling a complex property dispute or litigation.
- Experience and location: More experienced lawyers or those in high-demand areas, like urban centers, often charge higher rates.
- Billing structure: Lawyers may charge a flat fee for basic services like document review or hourly for more time-intensive work such as disputes or litigation.
Flat fees for straightforward services like closing assistance may range from $500 to $1,500.
Hourly rates can range from $150 to $400 or more, depending on the attorney’s experience and location.
Always discuss fees upfront to understand the overall cost of the legal service you're receiving.
Top Questions to Ask a Real Estate Lawyer
Before hiring a real estate lawyer, ask the following questions to ensure they are the right fit for your legal needs:
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What experience do you have with real estate law?
Ensure the lawyer has experience in the type of real estate transaction or dispute you’re facing, whether residential, commercial, or development-related. -
What is your fee structure?
Ask how the lawyer charges for services - whether it's a flat fee, hourly rate, or retainer - so there are no surprises later on. -
How long will the process take?
Especially important for real estate transactions or disputes with deadlines, ask for a general estimate of how long the process will last. -
Have you handled cases similar to mine?
Experience with similar transactions or disputes can give you confidence that the lawyer knows how to handle your case. -
Will you handle my case personally, or will it be passed to another attorney?
Confirm who will be handling the bulk of your case work, especially in larger firms where junior lawyers may take on some responsibilities. -
Can you provide references?
Speaking with past clients can give you insight into the lawyer's experience and how they handle cases.
How to Check the Credibility of a Real Estate Lawyer
To ensure you’re hiring a reputable real estate lawyer, take these steps:
- Check with the state bar association: Verify that the lawyer is licensed and in good standing with no disciplinary actions on their record.
- Read online reviews and testimonials: Look for reviews on legal directories and platforms like Avvo or Martindale-Hubbell to see what past clients have said.
- Ask for references: A credible lawyer should have past clients willing to share their experiences.
- Review their track record and expertise: Look at the lawyer’s website or LinkedIn profile for information about their experience in real estate law and any relevant cases they’ve handled.
- Membership in professional organizations: Lawyers who are members of respected legal or real estate organizations, like the American Bar Association’s Real Property Division, often signal credibility and expertise.
What Should I Prepare for My First Consultation?
To make your first meeting with a real estate lawyer productive, you should prepare the following materials:
- Relevant property documents: Bring purchase agreements, lease contracts, mortgage documents, zoning permits, or any other paperwork related to your case.
- A summary of the issue or transaction: Be ready to explain the situation, whether it's a property dispute, contract negotiation, or development issue.
- Questions about the legal process: Prepare a list of questions about how the lawyer will handle your case and what steps are involved.
- Financial documents or loan agreements: If the case involves financing or a mortgage, bring any related documents for the lawyer to review.
- Your goals and timeline: Be clear about what outcome you're hoping for, and if there are any deadlines that need to be considered, such as closing dates or legal filings.
By coming prepared, you can ensure that your consultation is efficient and informative, allowing you to assess whether the lawyer is the right fit for your real estate needs.
