Deed/Title Issues

Help resolving issues that arise during real estate transactions
Gross McGinley Deed Preparation Lawyers

Deed/Title Issues

Advocating for Real Estate Clients

While Pennsylvania doesn’t require you to hire an attorney to handle real estate transactions, partnering with a real estate attorney does offer advantages over working with a title company. Sometimes, issues come up when you’re buying or selling property — and if they aren’t resolved, those issues become a liability.

Our real estate attorneys represent you throughout your entire transaction. If any issues arise with the deed or title, our teams will resolve them. Many of those issues are quite common and include:

  • Boundary disputes
  • Easements
  • Encumbrances
  • Filing errors
  • Gaps in the ownership chain
  • Improper legal descriptions
  • Inaccurate addresses in the sales contract
  • Liens
  • Need to include addenda
  • Non-standard forms
  • Previous ownership claims

Deed/Title Issues Team

View Profile Gross McGinley Allentown Law Firm Victor F. Cavacini

Victor F. Cavacini

Partner
View Profile Gross McGinley Law Firm Paralegal Debra Clark

Debra Clark

Paralegal
View Profile Gross McGinley Allentown Law Firm Samuel E. Cohen

Samuel E. Cohen

Partner
View Profile Gross McGinley Allentown Law Firm Attorney John F. Gross

John F. “Jack” Gross

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Thomas E. Reilly, Jr.

Partner
View Profile Gross McGinley Allentown Law Firm Stuart T. Schmookler

Stuart T. Shmookler

Partner
View Profile Gross McGinley Allentown Law Firm Attorney Lauren Speziale

Loren L. Speziale

Partner

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