Attorney fees for representing a seller at a closing vary wildly. Some factors include the selling price of the property, whether it's a single family or multi-family, and whether there are complications such as building code violations to be removed, multiple sellers, tax liens, tenants who won't leave, etc. It's always a great idea to shop around.
Attorney fees for settling an estate are another matter entirely- that's trust and estates law. Again, the fees for settlement of an estate depend on the size of the state, whether there is a will, whether all the distributees consent to the appointment of the particular executor or administrator, etc. Finding an attorney who can settle the estate and sell the property may be convenient and economical, depending, of course, on the attorney.
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