Business and Corporate Law

• Business Transactions
  We also can expertly guide your commercial transaction from beginning to end. We have over 30 years of experience with commercial transactions, handling everything from listing to closing. We have represented developers, lenders, buyers, sellers, and tenants. Our team is waiting to ensure your transaction is handled smoothly.

Property Law

• Real Estate Litigation
  Our attorneys are knowledgeable in real estate law and have over 25 years of experience handling title examination and clearance. Our attention to detail assures that each client’s transaction concludes in a cost effective and timely manner. Before entering into a contract, a title should be free from reasonable doubt to avoid future misunderstandings and financial losses. It is important to speak with an attorney to guarantee a clean title.
• Construction Litigation
• Real Estate Transactions
  Titles are documents that legally establish ownership and rights to property. Title clearance is a real estate transaction service. It exists to assure lenders, developers, and property owners that there are no issues within titles before they loan or buy property. Many things can affect the legality of a title or its clearance including...
• Land Use and Zoning
• Landlord-Tenant Disputes

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  In real estate litigation, we represent buyers, sellers, or lenders in all aspects of certification of title, drafting documents (i.e. deeds, security agreements, promissory notes), the recording of documents in deed records, overseeing payments to appropriate parties in correct amounts, deed preparation, merges and acquisitions, obtaining title, closing protection letter, preparing HUD documentation, and reviewing loan documentation.

Finance Law

• Bankruptcy
  Richard B. Maner, P.C. is practiced and knowledgeable in helping creditors assert those rights. Our firm regularly represents creditors and lenders throughout the state of Georgia and Tennessee in regard to bankruptcy litigation claims.
• Foreclosure
  When a property fails to sell at an auction, it becomes the lenders property, otherwise known as real estate owned (REO). In today’s economy many banks and other lenders have extensive portfolios of REO properties that they need to sell. This can include residential and commercial properties. An REO closing occurs when these banks and lenders resell properties following foreclosure and auctions.
• Debt Collection
  Richard B. Maner, P.C. has over 30 years of experience in representation of creditors in the areas of debt collection and bankruptcy. Our clients should understand the various avenues available for these cases and other bankruptcy matters such as...