Grant is a true professional who takes the time to understand your problem and go through all the finer details. He will explain each point by point and will get back to you in a timely manner even when he is completely booked. Highly recommend for any attorney. Save yourself the headache or a potential major pitfall in the agreement you weren't aware about (Note I have used him multiple times now) read more

Professional, polite, great staff, kept us in the loop. Efficient knowledgable too. Don't know how much more I can add, they did a great job. read more

UPDATED in response to Mr Kehres comment: Regarding the so called "Grant Dollars" discount, this was given to us on the previous overpriced sellers transaction when we sold a property and was promised to us in the most recent transaction in an email by Mr Kehres himself with the full knowledge that this was a sale and therefore did not require title insurance, and was partly why we agreed to give the firm one more chance despite some very concerning previous incidents. Therefore it is extremely bad form, not to mention petty and unprofessional for an attorney not honor his own agreement in writing. However if Mr Kehres would like to explain to the Florida Bar why he refused to honor the discount that he promised to us in writing, he is more than welcome to do so and we will forward his email to them. However the discount is NOT what prompted this review, it was the disrespectful way we were treated after offering constructive feedback which was simply a friendly suggestion that the flea market style paper coupon with Mr Kehres photo on it, may be better marketed as a "premier client" discount. Unfortunately, Mr Kehres chose to react emotionally and passive aggressively as evidenced by the resulting hostile actions as detailed below. Clients can make up their own mind as to this honest and candid review which is based upon our experience but we were extremely uncomfortable with some of the strange vibes during our prior transactions and were appalled and disgusted when we both personally witnessed what in our opinion amounted to sexual harassment during the signing of documents and we commented to a very sweet former employee called Cindy that she had a very calming nature and Mr Kheres then stated to the employee.... "you can come into my office and calm me down any time." As we mentioned in our review, we were told during our last transaction, that Cindy who was extremely professional and classy, was no longer with the firm "as she couldn't keep up." Not quite sure what she couldn't keep up with but given Mr Kehres highly inappropriate comment to her while she witnessed our signatures, its interesting that she no longer works for the firm. In our opinion, Cindy was the most professional employee we encountered at the firm and was part of the reason we decided to give the firm one last chance which was clearly a mistake given how we were treated. REVIEW Despite being hugely over priced, we've used Grant Kehres law office about 5 or 6 times for property transactions however the last couple of times the service has been extremely disappointing. Real estate transactions are very stressful especially when closing statements are inaccurate and during one transaction, an older staff member called Pam was overtly snide and unprofessional when we had concerns about some of the items before we were due to sign. During our most recent transaction Natalie, the paralegal working on our file repeatedly used speaker phone which is universally considered poor phone etiquette. For a law firm that portrays itself as supposedly classy and charges outrageously high fees for basically notarizing a few documents we expected a little more. Unfortunately attorney Grant Kehres does not appear to take feedback well including our suggestion that his "grant dollars" with his image on promising a $50 discount on the next transaction may be better marketed as a premier or elite client discount and I'm not convinced that it was a coincidence that Mr Kehres then used speaker phone together with the same paralegal right after we mentioned our preferences for a more personal and professional conversation and it was concerning when Mr Kehres did not seem to know the date our property was scheduled to close despite having the sales contract. It was also concerning and uncomfortable when during a previous transaction Mr Kehres made a highly inappropriate comment to a new female employee who he asked to witness signatures and his comment basically amounted to sexual harassment. interestingly during our last transaction, we were told the employee is no longer with the firm as apparently she couldn't keep up. However despite all these concerning incidents, the uncomfortable office vibes and what feels like disrespect, and aside from and the fact that Grant Kehres law office charges $1250 to sign and notarize a few seller documents that other law firms only charge $700-$800 for, the final straw for us is that a month after the real estate transaction and despite us sending a reminder email to Natalie which we copied to Mr Kehres, we still have not received copies of the closing docs or the $50 discount we were promised for our repeat business. People can make up their own minds but this is our honest review based on our actual experience. Its our opinion that this title company is past its prime and its somewhat ironical that Mr Kehres previously shared that if they keep losing money, they would have to close.... read more

He handled the probate of my friend's estate. He and his Paralegal were excellent and closed the estate very quickly.

I have had a few, complicated real estate deals this past year and my clients have always very much appreciated Grant's services and advice. He and his staff have exemplary standards of knowledge, communication, processes, and professionalism. I would highly recommend Grant and his team for any real estate transactions. read more

Unfortunately, our experience with this firm was unsatisfactory. This past September (2020), we sold a home to our renters of the past 6 years, and they engaged Mr. Kehres' firm to represent them in the transaction. As my husband is a CPA/former CFO, and I am an attorney (though not in real estate practice ), and because we were selling the home in an "as is" condition to buyers who were long term renters, without any RE commissions or Realtors involved, we elected to work with the firm directly without retaining our own attorney. Jeff Levy was the attorney assigned to our transaction, and most of our contact was with the paralegal Naomi. It took many telephone conversations with Naomi to attempt to get correct numbers on the settlement statement: 1- removing an HOA renter's deposit (both parties had previously agreed and notified the firm that all rental financial transactions would be completed separately from the closing) and which was listed not once, but twice; 2- getting credit for previous years' tax payments that had already been made: after confirming verbally with the Tax Assessor's office AND sending Naomi several screenshots from the Palm Beach County website showing that these payments had been made and credited, and requesting in multiple calls that the settlement statement be corrected, the tax payment was still listed as due from seller at closing 3- discovering after the closing that the current year's tax pre-payments had not been credited: this would have resulted in a future refund from Palm Beach Co to the buyer of around $2,000 Closing was scheduled for Friday 9/4/20. On Monday morning 8/31/20, our renter/buyer texted us a congratulations on the closing happening that morning. We hadn't received any notification from the law firm, (and had also been under the impression that the settlement statement was not yet finalized due to the disputed items listed above ). Several times throughout the day, and again at around 4:30p, we checked with our bank to confirm receipt of the wired payoff. It hadn't arrived. We called Mr. Levy Tuesday morning to check the status, and he told us he would get it resolved immediately: whoever handled the first attempt at wiring on behalf of the firm had failed to follow the detailed written wiring instructions for payoff we had Fedexed at the very beginning of the transaction. By Tuesday afternoon, we still hadn't received the funds. My husband called the firm again. He was told someone would check on it and get back to him. No one called back, and no wire came in. When he called again (Weds or early Thurs), Mr. Kehres said the second attempted wire had gone out with the file name (that of our buyer) rather than ours, and the bank rejected it. His comment was that 'banks are getting so picky about these details', and that the correct info would be wired right away. When we checked with our bank Thursday afternoon, it still had not arrived. We finally received the settlement funds (from closing the previous Monday morning) on Friday. When my husband expressed his dissatisfaction to Mr. Levy regarding this long delay, and the seeming lack of concern or attention, Mr. Levy told him he was sorry, but it wasn't within his power to do anything about it. The following week, another phone call from my husband to Mr. Levy finally resolved the still outstanding credit we were due for the previously paid tax bill (as well as normal adjustment on mortgage interest), and that check arrived in a reasonably timely manner. In representing our own interests in this transaction, we expected to have to complete provision of information, etc. The settlement statement was not at all complex. However, the protracted back and forth with the paralegal (who perhaps was either overloaded or inexperienced with not enough oversight) in trying to get corrected credits and debits, and the fact that it took a week to get our proceeds properly wired made this a less than satisfactory transaction. Most of all, we were left with the feeling that no one we had worked with was especially concerned about these mistakes, nor were they in a hurry to get them resolved. We cannot recommend this firm for these reasons. read more

Mr. Kehres is very knowledgeable, helpful and patient. He is a true professional. My family and I will be long-term clients. We highly recommend him. read more

I've used Grant W. Kehres a total of 5x to buy property in Palm Beach County and he is awesome!!!!!! He's an attorney that is totally professional, honest, and trustworthy. He definitely looks after his clients' best interests and is a pleasure to deal with. He charges a flat fee per closing, but it's reasonable and totally worth the cost. It's nice to know that he goes over every contract with a fine-tooth comb to make sure you don't "get screwed." On top of that, he and his staff are genuinely nice people! It's a small office, but you get top-notch personal service, and I would highly, highly recommend him. read more