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About Estate Pro Law
With over 32 years of experience in Real Estate Law, Real Estate, and Mortgage, our law firm has helped homeowners navigate the legal complexities of real estate transactions through a forward thinking, no-nonsense approach.
In transactions that may require Real Estate Attorneys, Real Estate Brokers, and Mortgage Brokers we can be a resource that delivers a full-service solution all at competitive pricing.
Our New York Real Estate lawyers have experience with probate, buying & selling, estate planning, wills & trusts, deed transfers, property disputes, foreclosures & all types of real estate legal cases.
We have a wealth of experience & are true real estate law specialists.
Practice Areas
Estate Planning
At the Law Offices of Pro State Law, we believe informed clients make the best decisions about their estate plans. That's why we want to break down complex terms and clarify confusing principles so that you make the right choices for your estate, too. Contact our office for a free consultation to get specific legal advice for your estate plan.
Generally, there are two components of estate planning with one involving the legal aspects of it and the other involving the non-legal aspects of the plan. Your estate planning attorney can help with both. Legally speaking, your lawyer will review your personal and financial situation and create documents that address the latter. Non-legally speaking, your lawyer will develop an investment strategy for retirement purposes.
Real Estate
Contracts are legal instruments binding on the parties that enter into them. A breach of a real estate contract in New York can be particularly costly to the non-breaching party in a number of ways. The real estate market is hard enough when all parties play according to the rules. So, when the other party has breached the contract, making sure you get the remedies you need is critical.
At the Law Offices of Estate Pro Law, we can help you if you have suffered damages due to a breach of a real estate contract. Contact us at 315-332-9250 to schedule a free initial consultation and discover what legal options may be available to you or your business.
Trust Administration
When trusts are created, the terms for their administration are contained within them. The person who creates the trust is known as the trustor, and the person whom the trustor appoints to administer the trust is called the trustee. The trustee administers the trust by following the terms of the trust and acting in the best interest of the beneficiary (or beneficiaries).
A trustee needs to be aware of everything there is to know about the trust they are tasked with administering. Reading the terms of the trust is a good place to start. The trustee will also need to gather all documentation they can obtain that will help them to know exactly what they are managing.
FAQ
What is real estate law?
If I have purchased a home and found that something inside the home was faulty when I purchased it, is there anything I can do about it?
Often times, the buyer will be offered a warranty policy by the real estate agency to cover certain losses incurred by that buyer. You should determine whether you were given or purchased a warranty policy at the time of the home purchase. If not, you may need to speak to a real estate law attorney.
If I am purchasing or selling a home, should I hire an attorney to oversee the process?
Since you will be signing contracts and a substantial amount of money will likely be involved, it is a good idea to hire an attorney to protect your interests and ensure that the entire process is legal and valid.
What should I make sure of when I am purchasing a home?
Although it's a great idea to consult an attorney before purchasing a home, there are several things you should make sure of. Make sure that all property which is supposed to go with the home is included in the contract. This may include appliances or other extras you were promised. You also want to inspect the damage report and look at the surrounding area.
What should I make sure of when I am selling a home?
You'll want to make sure that there are no claims or liens against your property and determine what items or property should be included in the sale. You will also want to consider your lowest desired price and what you're willing to accept. A property law attorney can oversee the process and protect your interests.
As a seller, are there any defects which I must disclose to the buyers before signing a contract?
You should disclose all defects; however it's very important that you discuss your options with an attorney. If there are defects in the home and you do not disclose them, you could find yourself in court.
Are there any tips the buyer should heed before purchasing a property?
The buyer should spend time in the neighborhood to determine whether he or she will be happy there. They should also make sure the home is inspected and that there are no major problems that will drive up the cost of the home. It's best to receive advice from a real estate law attorney before purchasing.