Real Estate Services

Real Estate Law & Title Closings. Serving McKinney, Greenville TX, and Surrounding Areas.

Real Estate Counsel and Dispute Litigation

Real property – whether commercial or residential – usually represents a substantial investment for a business, a family, or an individual. We represent clients involved in the property's purchase, sale, management, use, and development, as well as any disputes that might arise. At every step, we protect our client's property rights.

The complex practice area of real estate law deals with various real estate issues, including leasing disputes, purchase and sale disputes, non-disclosure, lease counseling, specific performance lawsuits, eviction or unlawful detainer lawsuits, title disputes, and mortgage and real estate fraud. Understanding your legal rights as early as possible in these situations is essential. In the courtroom, our experienced real estate lawyers will guide you through the litigation process.

Real Estate FAQs

Experienced Counsel

We represent property owners in many areas of real estate law, including:

Real estate contracts: Our attorneys can draft an agreement that protects your rights and establishes your responsibilities in a sale, purchase, or lease transaction. We can also review your real estate documents and address any concerns.
Transfer Documents: After entering into a contract for the sale or purchase of real property, our attorneys can prepare all necessary transfer documents, such as the deed, lien, deed of trust, and promissory note.
Real estate litigation: When disputes arise concerning your property, our lawyers have the experience to provide you with aggressive, effective litigation. We also handle both nonjudicial and judicial foreclosures.
Title work: In every real estate transaction, it is essential to establish the legal title of the property. Our real estate lawyer will work to identify and help resolve title problems. If necessary, we are qualified to handle your quiet title or trespass to try title litigation.
Environmental problems: Sometimes, the property will have environmental issues that should be dealt with before the transfer of title. Are there storage tanks on the property? Is there hazardous waste on the property?

Title Closings and Real Estate Transactions

At Scott, Ray, Pemberton & Goll, PLLC, we partner with and work as a fee office for Kincy Abstract and Sabine Title to provide title services to buyers and sellers of commercial and residential real estate in Collin County. Kincy Abstract and Sabine Title has been doing title work for over a hundred years in Texas and can supply customers with every aspect of your real estate transaction, including title insurance, title searches, abstracts, etc. And with more than 40 years of experience resolving title issues and handling the sale and purchase of numerous residential and commercial properties, we can provide complete, accurate, and timely closings at McKinney and Greenville, TX offices.

You can trust our firm to work through the closing process efficiently and promptly while taking the time to explain all facets of the process and answer all real estate questions in straightforward language that is easy to understand.

Why Use an Attorney to Close and Handle Escrow?

When you are involved in the purchase or sale of real estate, and it requires title work, a title company will be involved. The title company (Kincy Abstract & Sabine Title) provides the title work and insurance. Our firm works with the title company to resolve title issues and handles the closing and escrow for the title from our McKinney and Greenville offices for properties in Collin County. If problems arise during the process, Scott, Ray, Pemberton & Goll, PLLC has the legal experience to resolve most issues, increasing the odds that your real estate transaction will close on time. In addition, as attorneys, we are incredibly meticulous with the money we handle for our clients, so you will have the extra assurance that a professional attorney with the same exacting standards of care will handle your escrow account. Your real estate sale and purchase are too important to be left to chance without the help of a knowledgeable attorney.