Gilbert Law Firm LLC

Our experience was alright. I had to sign some closing documents long distance so they sent them to me but the lady didnt mention that there was a cover letter I needed to pay close attention to or that I needed to have the papers notarized. I dont know any house closing law jargon so I just did what she told me which was to sign the papers and send them back. So when she got them back she called me and said that I needed to have these notarized and that I should have read the cover letter. I was ok to do that but I kindly suggested that she maybe remind her clients to do that in the future because not everyone knows how to do this and she pretty rudely told me she would send the papers back to me and hung up.

Great group of people fast friendly service with a smile

I used this firm to close on a parcel we purchased five years ago. Just five months ago I used the same firm to represnt us on our new home we are building. They are professional, and represent the client first and foremost.

I've used Gilbert Law Firm on two separate occasions. The first time was to handle an amendment to a deed and the second time was closing a loan. Each time I was very pleased with their professionalism and responsiveness. I intend to use them again here in the next year or so.

My experience with Gilbert Law Firm can only be described as abominable. I was set to close on a property last Thursday, only to find out that the closing was delayed due to capacity issues at Gilbert Law Firm. Since I'm a fair and reasonable person, I will say that the scenario I fell victim to was considered an anomaly by all involved, however, it didn't change the fact that my closing was delayed from a Thursday to a Monday due to poor planning. When everything was set to go, there was no offer of squeezing me in or staying late to fulfill the job they were hired to do. Instead, it was 'our next available opening is on Monday'. Unfortunately, I had a very detailed moving plan that centered around the ability to close prior to the weekend. Not being able to move over the weekend had steep consequences for me personally and from a financial perspective (now having to hire movers, changing deliveries, truck rentals, etc). Now, if I had any fair warning that a closing delay was possible, it would have been a different story. There was no communication on the matter, and when the importance of adhering to the contractual close date was mentioned to Gilbert Law Firm, there was zero attempt to make the closing happen. I personally reached out to Derek Gilbert to express my frustration with the transaction. The response I received was nothing short of appalling. It's frightening to think that I was a paying customer in this transaction given the level of service. Derek went as far as suggesting that I should have been more proactive in following up with his team along with making it clear that he does not work after 5 or on Saturdays. That's fine if you don't want to work after 5 or on Saturdays, but when you have 'x' number of contracts with a particular close date and you can only accommodate less than 'x', shouldn't you have an overflow plan? Shouldn't you at least communicate that delays are imminent? The answer is he doesn't, and he doesn't care. The end result? Both the buyer and the seller are held hostage.As mentioned above, I do understand that my scenario was abnormal but Gilbert Law Firm had several opportunities to make it right, and they refused to do so. When it became clear that my weekend was completely derailed, a little bit of empathy would have helped make it right, and I received quite the opposite.Bottom line, Beaufort, you have a choice. Do not choose this law firm.

Really nice people and full of information.

Helpful easy to deal with professionals.

Got the job done!

Very professional group...

I strongly recommend not signing any welcome aboard paperwork that the paralegals sends you if you are buying a house and you happen to have a contingency to sell your existing property. If you do sign the paperwork you may find yourself not getting all of your earnest money back if your existing property doesnt sell because Gilbert Law Firm will proactively order title work, and a number of other services that will be deducted from your earnest money when your contract cancels or expires.Definitely be careful!

Please DO NOT let this firm represent you and your real estate case!!! Very rude and EACH one of them continues to cut you off while speaking and explaining your case to them as if they don't care to hear. They'll cut you off and start giving prices and expect you to hurry up and choose and make a decision in what you're going to do.