Real Estate Attorneys for Agents in Florida

A real estate attorney can review and explain contracts, help address title and escrow concerns, support residential or commercial closings, and advise on disputes or transaction risks. Golm Law Firm provides guidance tailored to the specific matter, helping agents and their clients better understand legal obligations, documents, and available next steps under Florida law.

An agent may benefit from attorney involvement when a contract contains unusual provisions, a title issue appears, escrow funds are disputed, a party may not close, or a transaction involves more complex legal concerns. Early review can help clarify responsibilities and risks before they affect the closing or develop into a larger dispute.

Yes. The firm provides contract review and drafting support for real estate and business matters. An attorney can examine the document, explain important provisions, identify potential concerns, and discuss revisions or next steps. Consultation options include document review when requested, allowing the discussion to focus on the facts and paperwork involved.

Yes. Golm Law Firm handles both residential and commercial real estate transactions. The service catalog includes support for buying, selling, leasing, contracts, title documents, escrow, and closings. The firm has closed commercial transactions involving apartment complexes, office buildings, triple-net lease agreements, and shopping centers, as well as facilitating residential transactions.

Title services include title searches, title examinations, title commitments, title insurance policy issuance, and title clearance for defects. The firm is a Florida-licensed attorney title agent. Title work may address issues such as unreleased mortgages, missing satisfactions, gap-period liens, and boundary encroachments before closing.

Yes. The firm holds and disburses escrow funds for Florida real estate transactions, including earnest money deposits, closing proceeds, purchase-price funds, and holdbacks for post-closing repairs. Escrow is held in a Florida Bar Trust Account, also known as an IOTA account, for attorney-supervised transactions.

The firm offers a 30-minute consultation for $150 and a 60-minute consultation with document review for $350. Consultations are available in person, virtually, or by phone. If a client retains the firm for a qualifying flat-fee service or project afterward, the consultation fee will be applied toward the total cost.

The firm lists Florida statewide service availability and serves areas including Manatee County, Southwest Florida, Sarasota, Bradenton, Tampa, Port Charlotte, Fort Myers, and St. Petersburg. Its office is located in Bradenton. Agents can discuss their matter with the firm to determine whether the available legal services fit their transaction or dispute.