FAQs

The attorney review process commences after both parties have signed and received the contract. Following this, real estate attorneys have a three-day window to review the contract terms.

Our office, including the real estate attorneys, receives payment at the time of closing.

Real estate lawyer fees are determined on an individual basis. Clients do not incur any upfront costs, as all fees are assessed and collected at the time of closing.

Yes, the Law Offices of Edward P. Vidal regularly prepares and files deeds for our clients. We encourage you to contact our experienced real estate attorneys for more information about this service.

The timing for filing an eviction varies based on specific circumstances. There are numerous valid reasons for initiating an eviction. We recommend contacting our real estate attorneys to discuss your particular situation and explore your options.

Contract termination procedures depend on the specific circumstances and contract terms. Our firm may be able to renegotiate the agreement. Our real estate attorneys will carefully review your contract and situation to minimize potential negative consequences for our client.

Our Moorestown, NJ real estate attorneys offer legal assistance in areas including residential and commercial property transactions, lease agreements and disputes, landlord-tenant law, zoning and land use matters, title review and closings, and real estate litigation.

Engaging a Moorestown real estate attorney ensures your transaction adheres to local regulations and safeguards your financial interests. Our team is well-versed in Burlington County real estate law and provides tailored legal advice to meet your specific needs.

Indeed, our Moorestown real estate attorneys represent both buyers and sellers in residential and commercial transactions. We work to ensure contracts are equitable, titles are free of issues, and closings proceed smoothly.

For your consultation, please bring any relevant purchase agreements or leases, title documents or deeds, correspondence with other parties involved, and your identification and contact information.