At The McLario Firm, our Milwaukee area attorneys have the skill and expertise to represent individuals and businesses in a variety of real estate transactions. Whether you are buying a new home, selling a home, or looking for assistance with a commercial business purchase, our Menomonee Falls real estate attorney advocacy can help guide you every step of the way.
A deed is a legal document which transfers an interest or right of a property from the grantor to the grantee.
In order for a deed to be legally considered valid it must:
Include language indicating the document is a deed and is conveying the interest of the property
Identify the grantor and their legal right to transfer the property
Identify the grantee
Accurately describe the property
Be executed by the grantor and grantee
Deeds are very important legal instruments affecting property ownership and rights. Ask our knowledgeable attorneys to review your deed today and ensure your interest or rights to a property are secure.
Many home buyers may want to explore buying a home without a real estate agent to save money. There are still some risks that a real estate attorney can help you mitigate. Some pertinent topics our skilled real estate attorneys can clarify include the purpose of earnest money, the significance of home condition reports, navigating how to make an offer, and what your rights are as a buyer. Our firm recognizes each real estate transaction is unique to the property, buyer, and seller, and we are here to support you with equally personalized legal representation.
Land contracts are a seller financing alternative to a traditional mortgage. These contracts are flexible and designed to meet the needs of the buyer and seller regarding purchase prices, interest rates, and payment schedules, among many other potential terms. The McLario Firm has several experienced real estate attorneys knowledgeable in creating land contracts and designing accommodating provisions for your circumstances.
A life estate is a legally binding contract that allows a person, known as the “life tenant,” to grant joint ownership of your property to another party called the “remainderman.” The life tenant has access to and retains rights to the property during their lifetime. Upon death, the property automatically transfers to the remainderman. It is important you work with an estate planning attorney to determine if a life contract is a right option for you.
When you contact our Milwaukee area law firm, your case will be treated like a unique request for assistance.