Teams at Flowers Title Companies, LLC

Serves as the first point of contact for prospective clients, conducts intake conversations, assesses legal needs, performs conflict checks, prepares engagement letters, collects retainers, and coordinates attorney handoffs. Maintains accurate client files, communicates professionally with clients and attorneys, protects sensitive information, and manages multiple inquiries and files while ensuring timely, organized onboarding.

Resolves Texas title curative issues and manages post-closing processes, including title research, lien and judgment clearance, document preparation, recording coordination, policy issuance, file tracking, and compliance with underwriter and Texas title insurance requirements. Coordinates with escrow officers, lenders, attorneys, underwriters, and external parties while maintaining accurate, audit-ready files.

Conduct comprehensive Texas property title searches from sovereignty of the soil to present. Review deeds, mortgages, liens, easements, judgments, tax records, plats, and related documents; prepare title abstracts, run sheets, and reports; verify legal descriptions and chains of title; identify defects and recommend resolutions; and collaborate with examiners, underwriters, attorneys, and landmen while maintaining accuracy and confidentiality.