Real Estate & Immigration Law — Based in New York & New Jersey
Real Estate & Immigration Law — Based in New York & New Jersey
Practice Area
Kambo Law, PLLC is a trusted real estate attorney in Nassau County and Long Island, representing buyers, sellers, and investors in residential and commercial real estate transactions across New York and New Jersey. From first offer to final closing, we protect your interests at every stage.
Whether you are a first-time homebuyer in Garden City, closing on a commercial property in Jericho, or selling a home in Great Neck, having an experienced real estate closing lawyer in Nassau County is essential. New York requires attorney involvement at every stage of a real estate transaction, and New Jersey mandates attorney review during the three-day review period after contract signing.
Kambo Law brings focused experience as a property lawyer on Long Island to every transaction. We handle contract review and negotiation, coordinate title searches, resolve title defects, review mortgage and closing documents, and represent our clients at the closing table.
As a leading residential real estate attorney on Long Island, our team ensures your transaction is legally sound and your interests are protected — whether the property is in Nassau County, Suffolk County, or anywhere across the New York metro area.
Our Jericho office is centrally located in Nassau County, serving homebuyers, sellers, and investors throughout Long Island, from Garden City to Huntington.
From single-family homes to multi-unit commercial developments, our home closing attorneys in Nassau County handle transactions of every size and complexity.
Licensed to practice in both New Jersey and New York, with offices in Jericho, NY and Jersey City, NJ for your convenience. We serve as your real estate closing attorney in NJ and NY.
How We Help
New Jersey provides a three-day attorney review period after contract signing. As an experienced real estate contract lawyer in NJ, we use this critical window to negotiate repairs, request credits, modify contingencies, and ensure the contract protects your interests. In New York, our team reviews purchase agreements and rider clauses to safeguard buyers and sellers throughout Nassau County and Long Island.
We order and review comprehensive title searches to uncover liens, judgments, easements, or encumbrances. Our Nassau County real estate attorneys resolve title defects before closing and coordinate title insurance to protect your ownership. Read more about how to handle title issues when buying a home.
As a leading real estate closing attorney in Nassau County, we represent you at the closing table, reviewing every document before you sign, verifying financial calculations, coordinating with lenders, and handling the recording of the deed with the county clerk. Learn about what to expect at a real estate closing in NJ.
We conduct thorough due diligence on every transaction, identifying potential issues before they become costly problems. When disputes arise involving properties in Nassau County, Long Island, or New Jersey, we advocate aggressively for our clients' rights in and out of court.
We draft and review residential and commercial leases, negotiate terms, and resolve landlord-tenant disputes in accordance with New Jersey and New York law. Our commercial real estate attorneys serving NJ and NY handle complex multi-tenant commercial lease negotiations.
We review mortgage documents, coordinate with lenders, and represent you at refinancing closings throughout Nassau County and Long Island. We ensure the terms are favorable and the process is completed correctly. Check out our first-time home buyer guide for New Jersey.
Areas We Serve
Our Jericho office serves clients throughout Nassau County, providing real estate closing services, contract review, and title examination for residential and commercial properties.
Garden City • Great Neck • Jericho • Manhasset • Oyster Bay • Rockville Centre • Hempstead • Mineola • Westbury • Valley Stream • Hicksville • Syosset • Old Westbury • Plainview • Bethpage
As a trusted real estate lawyer on Long Island, we represent clients across Suffolk County and New York City in all aspects of property transactions.
Suffolk County • Huntington • Smithtown • Babylon • Brookhaven • Islip • Midtown Manhattan • Brooklyn • Queens • The Bronx • Staten Island
Our Jersey City office provides real estate closing attorney services in NJ for buyers and sellers throughout northern and central New Jersey.
Jersey City • Newark • Hoboken • Bergen County • Passaic County • Essex County • Hudson County • Middlesex County • Union County • Morris County
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. New York is one of the states that requires attorney involvement in real estate transactions. Both buyers and sellers typically retain their own real estate attorney to review contracts, negotiate terms, conduct title searches, and represent them at closing. In Nassau County and Long Island, having a local real estate attorney who understands the specific requirements of the county clerk's office and local title companies is especially important.
Real estate attorney fees in Nassau County typically range from $1,500 to $3,500 for a standard residential transaction, depending on the complexity of the deal. Commercial transactions may have higher fees based on the scope of work involved. At Kambo Law, we provide transparent fee structures and discuss costs upfront during your initial consultation. Call us at (516) 345-4502 for a quote.
At closing, your real estate attorney reviews all closing documents including the deed, mortgage, settlement statement, and title insurance policy. They verify that financial calculations are correct, ensure all contract conditions have been met, coordinate with the lender and opposing counsel, and handle the recording of the deed with the county clerk. Our real estate closing attorneys in Nassau County are present at every closing to protect your interests.
A realtor helps you find a property and negotiate the price, while a real estate attorney handles the legal aspects of the transaction — reviewing and drafting contracts, conducting title searches, resolving legal issues, and representing you at closing. In New York, you need both. Read our detailed guide on the difference between a realtor and a real estate attorney.
While New Jersey does not legally require attorney representation at closing, it is strongly recommended and standard practice. The NJ attorney review period gives your lawyer three business days to review and modify the contract after signing. As a real estate closing attorney in NJ, Kambo Law ensures your contract terms are favorable and your rights are protected throughout the transaction.
Whether you are buying, selling, or refinancing in Nassau County, Long Island, New Jersey, or New York — our team is ready to protect your interests.