Residential Real Estate Closing Attorney in Charleston, SC

Helping You Close with Confidence

Clear Steps - from contract to keys


Buying or selling a home in Mount Pleasant, Downtown, West Ashley, or Daniel Island is a major moment. Townes Law Firm coordinates the process so you understand each document and deadline. As your residential real estate closing attorney Charleston, we work closely with your agent and lender, answer questions quickly, and prepare you for a smooth signing—whether at our Belle Hall office or a convenient off-site table.

Our Services for Buyers & Sellers

Thorough title work, precise documents, and steady coordination


We review contracts (including FSBO agreements), run title searches, coordinate title insurance, and resolve issues before closing day. You’ll know what to expect when signing the deed, note, and settlement statement. After funding, we disburse proceeds and record promptly so transfers appear on time. Considering tapping equity later? We also handle refinance closings with the same efficient coordination. Need a remote option for a traveling seller? We can arrange a compliant power of attorney to keep your timeline on track.

Why Choose Townes Law for Your Home Closing

Responsive communication and no last-minute surprises


Clients and agents appreciate quick answers and proactive updates. We preview lender packages, confirm payoffs and HOA statements, and review insurance details in advance—reducing day-of delays. From Park Circle to Summerville, our local know-how helps anticipate common hurdles and solve them early.


If you’re still comparing options, read more about our broader real estate closings to see how pillar services connect across purchases, sales, and refinances.

Common Questions About Home Closings

Straightforward answers before the table

  • How long does a closing take?

    Most contracts in the Charleston area run 30–60 days; the signing appointment is typically under an hour.

  • Can you choose your attorney?

    Yes—South Carolina buyers usually select the closing attorney.

  • What does a title search cover?

    We look for liens, easements, and ownership issues; if something surfaces, we resolve it or insure against it.

Get Started on Your Home Closing

Talk through your timeline today


Share your contract date and we’ll map out next steps, from title work to keys.