Savannah's Trusted Real Estate Law Firm
At Tetreault Law, we specialize in residential and commercial real estate transactions, and wills and estate planning.
Savannah’s Trusted Real Estate Attorney
Attorney Victor Tetreault has more than 35 years experience.
He specializes in real estate, deeds, wills, trusts, probate law, and business law. His primary areas of practice include real estate transactions and complex title clearing matters, as well as probate and business law.
Years Of Experience In Various Real Estate Cases
Hiring an experienced and seasoned real estate attorney in Savannah, Georgia, is crucial to navigate the area's unique property laws and regulations, ensuring that your transactions are handled with expertise and that your interests are fully protected throughout the process.
Practice Areas
Commercial Real Estate
We provide superior services in preparing commercial leases and subleases, ensuring all legal aspects are meticulously covered. Additionally, we handle the detailed preparation of business sales contracts, tailored to meet your specific needs and ensure a smooth transaction process.
Residential Real Estate
We handle sales, purchases, and refinances, provide contract review and preparation for various deeds and bills of sale, conduct title searches, offer owner’s and lender’s title insurance, and manage closings and settlements.
Wills and Estate Planning
We offer comprehensive services for drafting wills, establishing durable powers of attorney, and creating advanced directives, ensuring your legal and personal preferences are clearly outlined and legally upheld.
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