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Legal Services You Can Count On...Since 1969
Real Estate Law, Foreclosure Defense, Title Insurance, Business Law, Estate Planning, Probate
Tel: 954-796-9600 | Toll-free: 1-877-815-4560
Legal Services You Can Count On...Since 1969
Real Estate Law, Foreclosure Defense, Title Insurance, Business Law, Estate Planning, Probate
Tel: 954-796-9600 | Toll-free: 1-877-815-4560
We are operational and in compliance with state and federal guidelines. We are available to provide services such as Wills, Quitclaim deeds, durable powers of attorneys, probate services, and living Wills as well as title searches.
If you need help dealing with your bank or other mortgage holders in this financial crisis, give us a call.
All remotely and off-premises and electronically or email.
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