Local attorneys for property, wills and estates.
Closing on a house, settling a property dispute or putting a will and trust in place? The chapter's Legal group has a real estate attorney and a wills, trusts and estates attorney, each the only member in their category in LeTip of Brick.
Who to call for what.
A quick guide to what each trade typically handles. Ask the member about your specific job.
When to call a real estate attorney
Purchase agreements, closings and disputes over real estate transactions.
In LeTip of Brick, this seat belongs to Gerald Cioci of Cioci Law Firm, based in Neptune, NJ.
See Gerald’s profile
When to call an estate planning attorney
Wills, trusts and estate planning, including how assets pass on and the tax planning around it.
In LeTip of Brick, this seat belongs to Kristine Carranceja-Gurski of The Matus Law Group, based in Toms River, NJ.
See Kristine’s profileThree steps to a pro people vouch for.
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Pick the trade
Browse by category or search for what you need. Each trade has one member, so there is no bidding war and no list of strangers.
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Reach out or ask us
Call or email the member from their profile, or send a free referral request and we route it to the member who holds that seat.
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Hire with backup
Every member answers to the chapter every Tuesday. Their reputation in the room rides on how they treat you.
Other trusted categories.
Home Services
Plumbing, electrical, cleaning, pest control, restoration, moving and more
11 prosReal Estate & Mortgage
Agents, commercial real estate, mortgage lending and banking
4 prosInsurance & Financial
Home, auto, business, life and health coverage plus financial advice
4 prosBusiness Services
Marketing, design, IT, payroll, payments, video and promotional products
7 prosHealth, Family & Lifestyle
Men's health, senior relocation, golf lessons and community
4 prosEvents, Fun & Auto
DJs, cornhole entertainment and auto sales and leasing
3 prosGood to know.
When do I need a real estate attorney?
Commonly for purchase agreements, closings and disputes over a real estate transaction. The attorney can tell you what your situation requires.
When should I talk to an estate planning attorney?
When you want a will or trust in place, after major life events, or when planning how assets pass to family. Earlier is usually easier.
Is the referral itself legal advice?
No. The chapter only makes the introduction. Any legal advice comes from the attorney once you contact them.
How are these pros vetted?
Each member visited the chapter, applied, passed a chapter inspection of their application and business, and was approved by a member vote. They meet every Tuesday and are expected to pass at least four qualified tips a month.
Why our prosTell us the job. We will make the introduction.
One short form. The member who holds that category reaches out to you directly. Free for homeowners and businesses.