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Real estate lawyers in the District of Columbia

Real estate work includes purchases, sales, co-ops, condos, and disputes after the closing. A closing lawyer and a litigator may be different people. These offices handle property transactions and disputes. These offices are in District of Columbia, and each one is listed from the firm's own site.

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Common questions

Does the seller's lawyer represent me?

No. Each side ordinarily has its own lawyer. Do not treat the other party's attorney as your advisor.

Are co-op purchases different?

Yes. A co-op board application is part of the deal, and the board can turn an applicant down within the rules of the lease. Ask before you waive a condition.