Protecting Your Property. Securing Your Future.
At The Knapp Firm, we provide comprehensive real estate legal services for both residential and commercial clients. Whether you're buying, selling, leasing, or dealing with a property dispute, our legal team delivers the experience and precision needed to protect your investment and prevent costly mistakes.
From contract drafting to closing services, we’re with you every step of the way.
Our Real Estate Legal Services Include
Lease Formation & Review
We draft and review both residential and commercial lease agreements to ensure your rights and obligations are clearly defined and enforceable.
Residential & Commercial Lease-to-Purchase Agreements
Looking to transition from leasing to owning? We craft lease-to-own contracts that protect both parties while laying out a clear path to ownership.
Quiet Title Proceedings
Resolve property title disputes and clear ownership records through legal action. Our firm handles quiet title proceedings to help you establish clean, marketable title.
Partition Proceedings
If you co-own property and disagreements arise, we can guide you through partition actions to divide or sell the property fairly and legally.
Real Estate Contract Drafting & Review
Whether you're entering a purchase agreement or selling investment property, we ensure your real estate contracts are rock-solid and free of surprises.
Title Searches & Examinations
We conduct thorough title searches and examinations to uncover issues before they become problems—giving you peace of mind in any transaction.
Closing Services
Knapp Law Firm facilitates smooth, timely closings with legal oversight, document preparation, and clear guidance from start to finish.
Commercial Lease Agreements
We negotiate and draft tailored commercial lease agreements that protect your interests, whether you’re a landlord or a tenant.
Commercial Site Assessments
Before you invest in commercial property, we can assist with legal assessments to ensure the site complies with zoning, environmental, and regulatory requirements.
