Brown Fowler & Alsup Employee Directory

Brown, Fowler & Alsup is a Texas Professional Corporation founded in 1995 to represent the legal interests of mortgage lenders and brokers exclusively, and our practice is limited to the field of mortgage banking and residential real estate law. Our founders, Sam J. Brown, Robert K. Fowler, and J. Alton Alsup together with shareholder Aaron Polasek... , are each established and recognized practitioners in the field with an average of over twenty years experience in mortgage banking and real estate law. Our firm was born out of our considerable experience as mortgage lending lawyers and a shared philosophical interest in creating a unique firm environment one organized to meet the particular needs of our clients and dedicated to providing excellence in legal services. Today our firm represents the legal interests of financial institutions, mortgage bankers, and mortgage brokers by preparing and reviewing legal documentation for their Texas real estate and home mortgage transactions and counseling them on related regulatory compliance, title, and closing issues. We analyze our clients' particular needs in each case and organize and equip our staff to best serve them. Although we employ paralegal and clerical staff in the performance of document preparation services. The attorneys of our firm personally perform required legal services, supervise the completion and review of each file and all documentation and other work product, and maintain direct client communications each working day. While the documentation preparation and review process may differ among our clients depending on their particular needs and their own staff and systems capabilities, the basic service performed by our firm is the timely and accurate preparation of legally sufficient mortgage loan documents in accordance with lender instructions and agreed performance standards and the delivery of the originals of the documents to specified title or other settlement agents to accommodate scheduled mortgage loan closings. Loan document sets typically ...Read More