At Wilson, Dillon, Pumroy & James, L.L.C., we handle a wide variety of legal matters including litigation, commercial and insurance defense, corporate, estate planning and probate, title insurance, real estate and offers arbitration and mediation services. The firm, since its formation in 1983, has been located at 1431 Leighton Avenue in a historic Frank Lloyd Wright designed Anniston home constructed at the beginning of the 19th century. 

Our Role in the Real Estate Transaction
As Closing Attorneys and Real Estate Lawyers we represent Buyers, Sellers, Lenders, Builders, Landlords, Tenants, Developers, Relocation Companies and Realtors in all types of real estate matters including closing of property acquisition or disposition, refinancing, leasing and development. We strive to be the ultimate real estate resource to our clients. Our office also has attorneys for other legal services such as estate planning, litigation, and other services our clients may need.

From the inception of the real estate transaction to its completion, our combined experience of over a hundred years helps our attorneys and staff orchestrate the results our clients need. In a home purchase or refinance transaction, for example, we gather necessary information from the parties, review loan and contract documents, examine the land title, order and review land surveys, prepare the appropriate legal documents, conduct the closing, collect and disburse funds, record deeds, provide title insurance, and a variety of related tasks. But more importantly, we are technicians, innovators and skilled negotiators whose goal is to take each transaction and guide it to its successful and confident conclusion. We want to execute your real estate dreams and needs.

Getting You Comfortable With the Process
Keeping our clients and their customers comfortable and familiar with the process is our main goal. Although our attorneys and staff will perform the tasks necessary to execute each transaction we strive to set expectations about the process and inform its participants as to the process.