Flat-fee home closings from $995 in Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. See example costs
Three attorneys and two specialists. Every file has a supervising attorney and one named coordinator, and you'll know both by name on day one.
Residential closings and title
Founding partner · Admitted in South Carolina, 2009
Nora spent four years on the title side before starting Tidemark in 2011 with one idea: a closing fee you know before you commit. She still supervises the residential closing team and reads every title summary that has a problem in it.
Ask Nora about
Why an owner's title policy is worth a look, even when your lender doesn't require it.
Commercial transactions, leases and 1031 exchanges
Partner · Admitted in South Carolina, 2012
Julian represents buyers, sellers and landlords on retail, office and small multifamily deals. He builds the due diligence calendar on day one and sends the first draft of it with his engagement letter.
Ask Julian about
Which lease clauses cost tenants the most five years in, and it is rarely the rent.
Real estate litigation, quiet title and partition
Attorney · Admitted in South Carolina, 2014
Teresa handles disputes over boundaries, failed closings and family land. She starts every matter by reading the deeds and surveys herself, and she writes budgets one phase at a time.
Languages: English and Mandarin
Ask Teresa about
What heirs' property owners can do before anyone files a partition case.
Coordinators and paralegals don't give legal advice. They keep your file moving, answer what they can and bring an attorney in for the rest.
Senior closing coordinator · Residential files, start to finish
Dana is the person most clients talk to most. She tracks every residential file from contract to recording and sends the Monday status emails agents ask about.
Ask about: What to bring to the closing table, and what you can leave at home.
Title examiner and paralegal · Title searches and curative work
Ellis reads county records all day. He writes the plain-English title summaries and chases down the old mortgage releases that hold up closings.
Ask about: How a deed from 1978 can still matter to a sale in 2026.
Tidemark's attorneys are licensed in South Carolina only. This site explains how things usually work in South Carolina. Real estate rules differ from state to state. The people on this demo site are fictional.
Tell us the property, the deadline and who is involved. We reply within one business day with a written flat fee or a time to talk.