City of Oaks Law

Positive: Professionalism, Quality, Responsiveness, ValueI can’t say enough about this firm! They are always professional and courteous when I come to the office, from the paralegals all the way to the lawyers. Recently Jon Anderson represented me and I would give him 10 starts if I could. He’s responsive, punctual, incredibly knowledgeable and always has a smile on his face. You can tell he loves life and loves his job which I think contributes to his success. I will use Vincent and Jon for all of my future real estate closings!I can’t say enough about this firm! They are always professional and courteous when I come to the office, from the paralegals all the way to the lawyers. Recently Jon Anderson represented me and I would give him 10 starts if I could. He’s …More

I can’t say enough about this firm! They are always professional and courteous when I come to the office, from the paralegals all the way to the lawyers. Recently Jon Anderson represented me and I would give him 10 starts if I could. He’s responsive, punctual, incredibly knowledgeable and always has a smile on his face. You can tell he loves life and loves his job which I think contributes to his success. I will use Vincent and Jon for all of my future real estate closings!

Critical: QualityAppeared with my wife at closing at 2 pm. Received a call from our realtor at 7 pm that evening saying we needed to check with our lender because there was an issue with funds being authorized and the deed was not recorded that afternoon. Turns out City of Oaks sent the closing docs to the wrong department at our lender. This initiated City of Oaks to send the closing docs to the correct department at our lender. The following morning we received word from our realtor that the deed had been recorded. Had to follow up with City of Oaks to confirm the deed had been recorded. Also had to request that a copy of the deed as well as our closing docs be sent to us, which they were, by email, not secure. This was the third house we’ve purchased and third different closing attorney and the first time we did not receive a binder upon finishing our signatures with hard copies of everything. Had to follow up on our own to receive this information. Perhaps they planned to mail these docs to us at a later date, but that was not specified. Sort of at a loss for words, not sure if this is standard practice for City of Oaks to expect buyers to follow up via phone to receive a copy of their closing docs and recorded deed.Appeared with my wife at closing at 2 pm. Received a call from our realtor at 7 pm that evening saying we needed to check with our lender because there was an issue with funds being authorized and the deed was not recorded that afternoon. …More

Appeared with my wife at closing at 2 pm. Received a call from our realtor at 7 pm that evening saying we needed to check with our lender because there was an issue with funds being authorized and the deed was not recorded that afternoon. Turns out City of Oaks sent the closing docs to the wrong department at our lender. This initiated City of Oaks to send the closing docs to the correct department at our lender. The following morning we received word from our realtor that the deed had been recorded. Had to follow up with City of Oaks to confirm the deed had been recorded. Also had to request that a copy of the deed as well as our closing docs be sent to us, which they were, by email, not secure. This was the third house we’ve purchased and third different closing attorney and the first time we did not receive a binder upon finishing our signatures with hard copies of everything. Had to follow up on our own to receive this information. Perhaps they planned to mail these docs to us at a later date, but that was not specified. Sort of at a loss for words, not sure if this is standard practice for City of Oaks to expect buyers to follow up via phone to receive a copy of their closing docs and recorded deed.