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Real estate lawyers in Wilmington

You hold the keys. We read every page.

A three-lawyer office for people buying, selling and closing on a home. Before you sign, one of us has read the contract, the title and the numbers, and told you what they mean.

A smiling woman holds up a set of house keys among moving boxes, the keys sharp and her face soft behind them

Who you will talk to

Three lawyers, and the one you meet is the one who works your file

There is no intake desk between you and the person reading your contract. Pick up the phone and one of us answers.

  • Florian Hsueh, a man in a navy suit and dark tie adjusting his cuff against a gray backdrop

    Florian Hsueh

    Founding partner

    Reads the title files that arrive with a question mark on them: an old lien, a missing signature, a fence on the wrong side of the line.

  • Mirabel Sarmiento, a smiling woman in a cream suit seated on a white block against a gray backdrop

    Runs the closing calendar and sits with buyers from the contract to the keys, in English or Tagalog.

  • Jarvis Okamura, a man in a cream blazer and black shirt with his hands together against a gray backdrop

    First homes, family sales and the contract questions that come in the night before a deadline.

What we handle

Four things people bring us, over and over

A house changes hands in four steps. We take the paper in all four.

  • Buying a home

    The contract, the inspection credit, the loan terms and the deed, read before you sign any of them.

    Buying, step by step
  • Selling a home

    An offer read line by line, the payoff letters chased, and the buyer’s requests answered in plain words.

    Selling, step by step
  • Closings and recording

    The signing table, the funds, and the deed filed afterward, so the sale is finished on the public record.

    Closing day and after
  • Title problems

    A lien that never came off, a name spelled two ways, an heir nobody mentioned. We clear what can be cleared.

    Clearing the record

In our own units

A year at the office, counted in paperwork

  • 214

    closings signed

    At our table or by appointment

  • 209

    deeds recorded

    Filed after the signing, not left to chance

  • 460

    contracts read before signing

    Most come back with a few questions

  • 31

    title defects cleared

    Old liens, missing releases, name mismatches

Sample figures, counted from the firm's own closing files. Every transaction is different, and these don't predict yours.

In their words

What clients said once the paperwork was done

“Jarvis explained the inspection credit to me on the phone while I was standing in the kitchen. I never felt rushed, and I understood what I was signing.”

Renata P.Bought a rowhouse

“The buyer’s lender asked for the payoff letter three times. Mirabel kept sending it until it was done, and we closed on the day we planned.”

Gordon and Ellis T.Sold their house

“A mortgage from the 1990s was still showing against the house. Florian found the release in the lender’s file, and it came off the record.”

Lakshmi V.Cleared an old lien

Sample notes from clients. Every purchase and sale is different, and these don't promise the same result on yours.

Bring the contract and the questions

Send us the address and what you have so far. One of the three of us will call you back the same working day.