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The Gasbarro Law team acts as an advocate for you in a title search.

What separates us as a law firm doing closings from just another title company? Advocacy.

It may be quite apparent that in the courtroom context (criminal defense, divorces, child custody, etc.), when you select an attorney, you are selecting an advocate. You need not only the technical legal knowledge of your attorney, but also his or her guidance on the best course of action through

Philip W. Gasbarro, Real Estate Attorney

Continuing Education Course for Real Estate Agents (RI credit hours)

I’m thrilled to announce that my first continuing education course for real estate agents (approved in RI for 3 credit hours) is now live! I wanted to extend to you a special invitation to take part: Sign Up Here! Sign up directly at Rhode Island School of Real Estate. Details

Real estate team walking in a hallway after a closing.

A Narrow Focus on Real Estate Law

Some law offices have many practice areas. Not us. Since the founding of our firm in 2020, we have worked to hone in on one very specific area of practice: real estate law. We handle transactional conveyancing and title work for real estate closings, combining the knowledge of a trained

Older couple weighing decision to transfer their home to a family member.

Transferring a House between Family Members: What you Need to Know

Sometimes a house or property has been in a family for a long time and has sentimental value. But many times, we are seeing that in this highly-competitive market that doesn’t have enough inventory, it may make a lot of sense to put an off-market deal together with a family

Man on his phone talking and taking notes on real estate closing actions needed.

What Does a Real Estate Agent Need for a Closing?

Do you know what your closing attorney needs you as an agent to provide for the upcoming closing? Maybe you’re not sure because it’s been a while since your last deal, or maybe you don’t have a systematic process and are open to suggestions. Either way, we can help! We

Shaking hands after a successful real estate closing.

Our Methodology: Getting the Deal Done While Being Scrupulous

If you’re selling, you have plans for where you’re moving next, and what you’ll be doing with your proceeds from your sale. If you’re buying, you’re excited to be moving (goodbye, Landlord!), finally getting that master bathroom (hallelujah!), or making the work commute easier. In other words, you have a