Marro Law P.A. provides comprehensive title services and representation for real estate transactions in South Florida, serving both individual and corporate, buyers and sellers, of single-family homes, townhouses, condominiums, multi-unit, and commercial properties in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Our firm provides an affordable full-service real estate practice that covers purchase agreements, bespoke drafting, title and escrow services, closings, and legal representation in transactions as well as disputes.

Our attorneys conduct thorough title reviews to assure clear title and are able to issue a title insurance policy on property to further insulate purchasers from claims or conflicts. Marro Law P.A.’s attorneys are authorized agents for Old Republic Title Insurance Group, Inc., underwritten by Old Republic National Title Insurance Company.

Old Republic Title Insurance Group, Inc. (ORTIG) is comprised of a multitude of title and related services companies and is one of the largest title insurance groups in the United States. Its underwriters are Old Republic National Title Insurance Company, formed in 1907. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Old Republic International Corporation (NYSE: ORI).

Services include: purchase agreements; bespoke drafting; title and escrow services; closings; legal representation in transactions as well as disputes; title reviews; title insurance.

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Often, we are asked by potential clients why they should use a real estate attorney instead of a title company. A lot of potential clients don’t realize that a Florida title company doesn’t have to be owned or operated by an attorney, rather only a Florida licensed title insurance agent required to take a week-long course for the educational component of their licensure. Unlike Florida, many states require both the buyer and seller to have real estate attorneys represent them in the transaction.

Note that in Florida a non-attorney title company is prohibited by law from giving legal advice. This paradigm creates a potentially hazardous situation. Should legal questions or transactional issues arise prior to closing, a non-attorney title company cannot lawfully assist the affected party. Moreover, the affected party still has to pay a real estate attorney to assist with the resolution, or worse, may never be informed that an issue exists with the transaction.

Buyers and sellers who have a real estate attorney present from the very beginning of a transaction understand that doing so potentially translates into time and money saved, as well as the peace of mind that their best interests are being looked after.

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