Poff & Weber

I’ve had the pleasure of working with Clinton Poff and his team on several transactions over the past two years. While his thoroughness can sometimes extend the timeline, I’ve come to see that it’s always in the best interest of all parties, especially his clients. In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving real estate market, Mr. Poff’s priority is ensuring that once a deal closes, it’s truly final, free of title issues, loose ends, or future surprises. Though this level of diligence can feel slow to those expecting quick closings, the peace of mind it provides is well worth the wait. As a realtor who’s worked with many attorneys, I value the care and attention he brings to each file, not just for the buyers and sellers, but for the integrity of my own business. Referring an attorney who protects your clients' best interests is crucial, and Clinton consistently delivers. I highly recommend his services to anyone seeking experienced estate/elder law guidance or real estate representation. Thank you, Clinton, for always treating our clients with such exceptional care!

Knowledgeable and hardworking. Great experience.

We had to deal with Poff on a real estate transaction. We were the buyers and he was the sellers' attorney. Every single person who had to interact with him throughout our transaction told us essentially the same thing, "Poff should not be an attorney" (our attorney, our realtor, the sellers' realtor, etc.). He dragged out everything. The sellers' realtor frequently apologized for his behavior. Attorney review took THREE WEEKS only for them to accept what was essentially the first draft. He asked for unreasonable things like changing EPA standards for radon testing. He asked to personally see proof of funds in an amount he determined (which was not money enough to close) even though we had pre-approval that showed we did have the funds. He might as well have asked to see that we had five dollars. Additionally, he held onto our deposit check for almost two weeks without depositing because it was not written to the correct account holder. He did not notify us until our paralegal asked his office about it. He did, instead, send a nasty letter accusing us of not sending the deposit check in time per our contract (because he had not deposited the check). Lastly, he refused to inform us of our closing date. When the closing date indicated in the contract had passed - not even a courtesy email to update us and let us know we were not closing on the date. In fact, no notice of when closing date might be, ever. Incompetence at its greatest. Proof that if you are a below-mediocre white man, you can thrive in the age of Trump.