Re: Changing Buyer's Attorney in the Closing Process

You can fire your attorney and retain a new one at any time.

If I can be of help, please feel free to contact me directly.

Daniel Clement

Re: Changing Buyer's Attorney in the Closing Process

you have every right to change attorneys and it would not be difficult for you to retain one for your closing. While you may be liable to your original attorney for some legal fees, you may very well have justifiable cause not to remit his fees to him due to his alleged malfeasance. Real Estate matters such as yours is one of our specialties and our rates are very reasonable …..however, we would need some more information before making a complete and proper determination. You are welcome to contact us for a free consultation.

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Re: Changing Buyer's Attorney in the Closing Process

With everything done, the only thing stopping another attorney from stepping in is being in the dark. Plus, you will owe the current attorney $ for the services to be performed. But if it is a simple matter of just representing you at the closing, and all of the title work is done and the bank has cleared you to close, it "ain;t no big deal".

Feel free to contact me with any questions at 212-764-5428.

Good Luck

Re: Changing Buyer's Attorney in the Closing Process

It is your right to fire your attorney for "cause" or for "no cause" at any time. However, he/she is due $$ for the work he has done which is the bulk of the work.

Re: Changing Buyer's Attorney in the Closing Process

you can change attorneys at any tine I would be available to do the closing for a reasonable fee. Call me at 516 466 LAWS