Real Estate Law


Key Practice Areas


● Probate Law
● Estate Planning
● Elder Law
● Business & Corporate Law
● Real Estate Law
● Personal Injury
● Civil & Commercial Litigation
● Municipal Law & Land Use
● Worker's Compensation

Also
● Auto Accidents
● Slip and Fall
● Criminal & Motor Vehicle Defense
● DWI Defense
● Arbitration & Mediation



Slavin, Stauffacher & Scott, LLC
27 Siemon Company Drive
Suite 300 W
Watertown, CT 06795
Phone 860-274-2511
Fax 860-274-2513
Real Estate Law
Northwest Connecticut Real Estate Law Lawyers
Residential and Commercial Transactions
Title Problems • Leases • Assessment Appeals

Slavin, Stauffacher & Scott, L.L.C., handles transactions, litigation, and other legal representation relating to residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Based in Watertown, Connecticut, we assist clients throughout Litchfield and New Haven counties. Contact us today to arrange consultation about your real property issue.

Residential Property Transactions and Title Work
Our experienced real estate attorneys can negotiate and review buy-sell agreements for the purchase or sale of a home, as well as mortgage refinancing agreements and reverse equity mortgages. We have extensive experience in helping clients deal with title problems, such as liens against the property or boundary disputes. A real estate attorney not versed in performing and reviewing title searches can miss important issues that may flare up years later and cloud the owner’s title.

We also represent homeowners in:
   ● Conservation restrictions (agreements not to develop a portion of property)
   ● Road and utility easements, common driveway agreements
   ● Appealing property assessments (road, water, sewer, taxes) to the town board or to Superior Court

Commercial Real Estate

Attorneys Paul Jessell and Robert Scott represent developers, businesses and other buyers and sellers of commercial property in all related legal matters:
   ● Buy/sell agreements for purchase of land or existing buildings
   ● Subdivision and development issues
   ● Construction contracts
   ● Commercial lease agreements (representing tenants or landlords)
   ● Environmental due diligence review for buyers
   ● Purchase and sale of condominium units
   ● Title searches
   ● Financing