Real Estate Lawyers
Buying, Selling, or Facing a Dispute? Protect Your Biggest Investment.
Real estate transactions are among the largest financial decisions you'll ever make. Our real estate attorneys guide buyers, sellers, and investors through closings, contract negotiations, title issues, and disputes. We serve clients across New York and New Jersey residential and commercial markets.
Real Estate Cases We Handle
Every case is unique, but our attorneys have deep experience across a wide range of real estate matters, including:
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Why Choose Sacco & Fillas for Real Estate
Transparent Pricing
Clear fee structures discussed upfront — flat fees, hourly, or alternative arrangements where appropriate. No surprises.
Experienced Counsel
Decades of focused practice in this area. Senior attorneys handle every matter from intake to resolution.
5 Offices, Nationwide Reach
Anchor offices across New York and New Jersey. We represent clients across the country.
Personalized Attention
You work directly with experienced attorneys — not paralegals, not call centers. Your case matters to us.
The sooner we start, the stronger your case.
Attorneys Handling Real Estate
You will work directly with experienced trial attorneys — not a call center.
Partner
Tonino Sacco, Esq.
Managing Partner
Focus: Personal Injury · Business & Commercial Law · Real Estate
Partner
Elias N. Fillas, Esq.
Supervising Partner
Focus: Personal Injury · Business & Commercial Law · Real Estate
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Joanne Ciaramella, Esq.
Legal Counsel, Real Estate Division
Focus: Real Estate Transactions
View profileFrequently Asked Questions
While not legally mandated, having a real estate attorney in New York is standard practice and strongly recommended. Your attorney reviews the contract, negotiates terms, conducts due diligence, handles the title search, and represents you at closing to protect your interests.
A title search examines public records to verify the seller has clear ownership and that there are no liens, encumbrances, or claims against the property. This protects you from inheriting someone else's debts or legal problems when you purchase.
Attorney fees for residential real estate transactions in New York typically involve a flat fee. We provide transparent pricing during your initial consultation so there are no surprises.
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