Martin Wilson

Martin Wilson is a respected attorney in Macon, Georgia, with a practice deeply rooted in the community. Since 1991, he has been providing legal services to the Middle Georgia area, with a primary focus on Real Estate Closings. With over 10,000 closings under his belt, Martin Wilson has the knowledge and experience to ensure that your closing is handled efficiently and effectively.

In addition to Real Estate Closings, the firm also handles a variety of other legal matters, including the formation of LLCs and Corporations, drafting of Wills and related documents, Probate and Administration of Wills and Estates, Personal Injury, and Wrongful Death cases. No matter what your legal needs may be, the firm is dedicated to providing you with the highest quality of representation.

Practice Areas

The firm has extensive experience in the following areas of law:

• Real Estate Closings
• Business Entity Formation (including LLCs and Corporations)
• Drafting of Wills and related documents
• Probate and Administration of Wills and Estates
• Personal Injury and Wrongful Death

Real Estate Closings

Martin Wilson, Attorney at Law specializes in real estate closings. To make this process easier, the firm has prepared a wealth of information to help buyers and sellers understand what to expect and what will be required of them.

*General Closing Information*

Once the firm begins handling a closing, both buyers and sellers will need to fill out and complete the relevant Information Form:

• Buyer Information Form
• Seller Information Form

The completed Buyer or Seller Information Form can be faxed to 478-471-7884 or emailed to LoanPackages@martinwilsonlaw.com.

*Attendance at Closing*

If any individual who will be signing closing documents is unable to attend the Closing at the firm's office, they must indicate that on the Information Form and return it to the firm as soon as possible. The individual should then coordinate with the firm to allow for:

• Documents to be prepared prior to the Closing to be signed off-site and overnighted to the firm's office (additional fees will apply)
• A Power of Attorney to be prepared for the individual not attending the Closing to allow another individual to sign on their behalf (additional fees will apply)
• Review of an existing Power of Attorney prior to the Closing to verify its sufficiency under Georgia law

The Original Power of Attorney must be brought to the Closing, as it will need to be recorded prior to being returned.

*Non-Individuals as Parties to Closing*

If any party to the closing is an LLC, a Corporation, a Partnership, a Trust, an Estate, or other entity, additional documentation may be required by the firm.

The firm is committed to providing personalized, professional legal services to all of its clients. With a focus on communication and integrity, the firm strives to make every client feel valued and informed throughout the legal process.