Address: 11750 Ridge Rd, Nevada City, CA 95959, USA
Phone: +15303494790
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Shirley Fenile
I had an R.E. dilema. This firm knows how to communicate, support, and untangle your legal conundrum. Do not hesitate. Seek expert advice. I'm glad I did.
Holly Johnson
Of all the great things about Neil, I loved that when someone else could do some of the legwork at a lower cost, he recommended I enlist someone else. He definitely is in this job to "do good" rather than "rake in money" and I really respect and appreciate that. ~h.
trevor thomson
I had a very difficult homeowners insurance claim which went on for 18 months. At every turn I was met with dishonesty by the insurer. After gaining some ground myself I realized I needed an attorney. I found Dorfman and Sitzberger. I submitted a detailed account of the facts for their review. Neil and Debra were busy but were kind enough to take my case on. Through the process the insurance company took a long of time to respond to requests but Neil kept at it. After some time we reached a more fair resolution for the damage. The process of having a professional expert like Neil was amazing. I had a bad result seeking legal help in the past and I was very scared of over billing. Working with Neil and Debra was quite the opposite. I will forever be grateful to have had the help of experts who are honest and nice to work with. Thank you!!
Alexandra Carelli
Neil was so helpful, supportive, and creative throughout the time we worked with him on an insurance claim. His endurance and dedication to our case was impressive. He was so compassionate and understanding of our situation and helped us to feel empowered and educated throughout the experience. Thank you so much Neil! You're the best!
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An inspection report will reveal problems with a property. How those revealed problems affect the one who ordered the inspection will provide any motivation to correct the problems. A seller may order an inspection to evaluate the effects on the sales value of the property, and plan to sell the property ‘as is.’ He or she has definite obligations in that case. So, in some cases, the problems become items for negotiation between buyer and seller. This can be complicated if a third party such as a lender is involved. If a lender requires repairs, that can obviate the buyer taking the property as is. Once a buyer does make an offer, the buyer or buyer’s lender may require an inspection. Who pays for any repairs to be done, if any, is again negotiable.
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The last thing you want after selling your home is a legal problem that may cost you thousands of dollars and interfere with any subsequent investments you might make. The best insurance to avoid that is an inexpensive consultation with an attorney familiar with the myriad problems that can be lurking just below the surface of your transaction. We have 70 years combined experience in real estate law. Give us a call.
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