Whether you're considering buying a commercial or residential property, selling your property, or transferring deeds, legal advice will protect your rights and financial interests during the real estate transaction. 

While you may understand the role of a real estate agent during the transaction process, you may overlook how critical a real estate lawyer is in preventing legal issues and ensuring that the transaction will protect your interests. At Campbell Law Firm, PC, in Tyler and Mineola, TX, we have over 35 years of experience supporting clients through all types of real estate transactions, from basic residential sales to  commercial transactions. Real Estate Attorney Bradley S. Campbell formally owned a real estate title insurance company in East Texas and is familiar with issues involved in a real estate transaction and how to avoid potential problems and pitfalls in such transactions. The firm also has an active real estate litigation practice to provide representation in disputes which may arise in the course of a real estate transaction. Litigation Attorney Clint Prather has handled numerous types of real estate claims. 

Book a consultation with Campbell Law Firm, PC today for legal guidance to protect your real estate interest in a transaction or litigation.

While Texas real estate law does not require you to have a real estate attorney for your property transaction, having one can benefit you in numerous ways. A real estate transaction can involve many complex steps, such as drafting an effective sales contract, conducting due diligence, title research and curative issues,  inspecting the property, understanding tax implications, appraising the property, forming a limited liability company or limited partnership to protect the owner, and more. 

While your real estate agent can handle a few tasks like listing the property or helping you find homes you're interested in and negotiating the deal, they are not attorneys and can not give legal advice which can place you in charge of critical legalities, unless you hire an attorney that represents your interest. 

As your real estate attorney, Campbell Law Firm, PC, acts as your advisor, overseeing the transaction, helping to file claims, ensuring your interests are protected, and pursuing litigation when necessary.

• Purchasing or Selling a Residential or Commercial Property
• Curing Titles
• Forming a Limited Liability Company of Limited Partnership to hold the Residential or Commercial Property.
• Sales Agreements
• Land Selection and Acquisition
• Drafting Leases
• New Construction Transactions
• Investment Properties
• Drafting Easement Agreements and Deed Restrictions

We can also guide you through all types of real estate litigation issues to help with filing and representation in claims including:

• Partition
• Real Estate Boundary Disputes
• Oil and Gas

Real estate transactions involve numerous, complicated steps that we can advise you through:

• Negotiating: Whether you're buying or selling property, we can help you negotiate fair terms. Terms go beyond the sale price and often include inspection requirements, timelines, and more. 
• Drafting paperwork: Your real estate lawyer can prepare all necessary paperwork following Texas law to ensure that the transaction covers every base. 
• Interpreting paperwork: Understanding legal jargon in all of the documents you must sign for the transaction can feel overwhelming. You don't want to sign something that doesn't align with your needs. We can explain everything to you in simple terms. 
• Minimizing taxes: We can often find numerous ways to minimize your tax burdens in the transaction, depending on the scenario.  
• Closing: Reviewing and understanding the closing documents is of crucial importance.  

With Campbell Law Firm, you can rely on the following:

• Over three decades of real estate law experience
• End-to-end legal services covering all your needs
• Personalized support and advice every step of the way

Book a call or schedule a consultation with Campbell Law Firm, PC,  in Tyler, TX, today to speak with a real estate lawyer from our team about your upcoming transaction.