The only real estate lawyer I will use in Savannah. Personable and thorough.read more

From the owner: Rubnitz & Ziblut, PC is a law firm with practices areas focused on real estate (residential and…read morecommercial), wills, estate planning, and probate.

Steve Greenberg is responsive to all of our legal needs in a very professional and timely manner…read more We couldn't be more pleased with he and his firm.

Worst Home Closing Ever…read more Seriously, you have so many choices available to you in Real Estate closings, why would you choose this office? Communication was horrible... When I had occasion to speak with Mr. Wiener on the phone he was a condescending jerk. The closing was pushed back three days initially, no big deal, but then the office failed to obtain closing documents from the bank in a timely manner, and we instructed them that we would be closing out of state, which they stated was "Absolutely not a problem." So not having the required documents, we were told the afternoon before closing that it wasn't going to happen. Apparently no one called the buyer to explain this at all, as they showed up the next day to close, and Mr. Weiner then tried to blame it on us, as we were out of town. He actually called me and asked if we were planning on showing up at the closing, after we had discussed this at length with his paralegal four weeks before. He then proceeded to lie stating they had all the documents, specifically stating a hard copy, and the only thing lacking was us. We later found out that they had nothing, as their internet was down, and therefore they couldn't even obtain the documents. Seriously, if this is how you want to be treated in a business transaction (an expensive one at that...) go for it. But I can honestly say, this is the worst closing attorney experience I've ever had, they should be very ashamed.

My experience was not good with R. Gnann Sr. Impersonal, reluctant in communicating, and sarcastic…read more More interested in getting paid than service

Most of the time whenever someone writes a review on Yelp it's about a subject that not of a…read morepersonal matter. However this isn't the case with this review, we hired Mr. Rick G to handle an estate matter having to do with a will. From the moment we met him he was completely and utterly honest with us ( brutally honest at times ) about everything from the prospects of our case and all the associated cost of each and every action. He made himself available to answer even the dumbest questions on my part and really made me in particular feel like he was just as invested in the case as I was. His office staff is top notch Mrs Jenny is simply amazing you won't find a more kindhearted person. Although estate matters aren't something that you'll go through everyday if I had this to do all over again I'd pick Mr. Rick each and every single time. If you're looking for a straight shooter and for someone who's going to be upfront with you then you can't do any better than with Mr. Rick G.

As a veteran of multiple moves, in other states and in Georgia, I was/ am totally underwhelmed by…read morethis firm. Mistakes, call backs for forgotten forms, and now a incorrect filing which means that almost 3 months later, my Home is STILL not completely transferred and in my name. This is not rocket science, but they've made a science out of getting it wrong. Guess all the brains and effort goes into the interior design.

On May 13, 2022, A purchase and sales agreement was executed between Seller, Angela Young and…read moreBuyer, Randy Allen for the property of 209 Baker street Savannah Georgia. 31415. The seller received an offer for more money and decided to move forward with another buyer. Randy Allen advised her that a signed agreement had already been executed and that she would have to proceed with the sale of her property. She contacted the closing attorney's office and was advised that she could delay the agreement and default the contract in order to proceed with her new buyer. Clearly, this demonstrates a conflict of interest. The closing attorney failed to perform his responsibilities of a closing attorney clearly when providing information to a third party, the seller. The closing attorney told the seller to default on the purchase and sales agreement by delaying the closing because the seller has another buyer willing to buy the property for more money. It is clear that Joshua Walker was representing both parties at the same time. Any competent closing attorney would know that a seller can not back out of a purchase sales agreement because they've found another buyer that's willing to pay more for their property. And to tell a seller that they can delay closing in order to default on a purchase and sales agreement is clearly a violation. (b) A lawyer shall not use information relating to representation of a client(1) to the disadvantage of the client, or(2) to the advantage of himself or a third person, unless the client consents after consultation. Use of Information Related to Representation [5] Use of information relating to the representation to the disadvantage of the client violates the lawyer's duty of loyalty. Paragraph (b) applies when the information is used to benefit either the lawyer or a third person, such as another client or business associate of the lawyer. For example, if a lawyer learns that a client intends to purchase and develop several parcels of land, the lawyer may not use that information to purchase one of the parcels in competition with the client or to recommend that another client make such a purchase. The Rule does not prohibit uses that do not disadvantage the client. For example, a lawyer who learns a government agency's interpretation of trade legislation during the representation of one client may properly use that information to benefit other clients. Paragraph (b) prohibits disadvantageous use of client information unless the client gives informed consent, except as permitted or required by these Rules. See Rules 1.2(d), 1.6, 1.9(c), 3.3, 4.1(b), 8.1 and 8.3. What is the responsibility of a Georgia closing attorney? Amongst other things, it is the Georgia real estate closing attorney's responsibility to: Ensure all documents are completed correctly. Ensure deeds, affidavits, and all other documents are delivered to the right people. Prepare the settlement or closing statement. Sep 30, 2016 The closing attorney failed to perform his responsibilities of a closing attorney clearly when providing information to a third party, the seller. The closing attorney told the seller to default on the purchase and sales agreement by delaying the closing because the seller has another buyer willing to buy the property for more money. Dishonesty to you, a court, or others When I confronted closing Attorney, Joshua Walker, about his office manager telling the Seller, Angela Young to "delay the closing until our purchase agreement expires. He was dishonest when he said " nobody from his office has interfered with my transaction and nobody told the seller to delay and default on my purchase agreement", even after I showed him the text messages as evidence. He then told me to leave his office and that his office will not handle my closing any longer. This was Serious neglect of my case. It is clear that Joshua Walker was representing both parties at the same time. Any competent closing attorney would know that a seller can not back out of a purchase sales agreement because they've found another buyer that's willing to pay more for their property. And to tell a seller that they can delay closing in order to default on a purchase and sales agreement is clearly a violation.

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