Riviera Beach is really two places, and the paperwork splits the same way. There is the working waterfront around the port and the marina, and there are the condominium towers on Singer Island. We are called for different things on each side of the bridge.
Between the marina district and the boatyards, vessel paperwork is a steady part of what we do here. Bills of sale, title transfers, lien satisfactions, and the affidavits that turn up when a boat has been sitting under one name for a decade.
One thing to check before you call: every owner named on the title has to sign. People discover a second name the morning of a sale more often than you would think, and by then the buyer is already standing on the dock.
A lot of island units are second homes, which means the owner is frequently somewhere else when a document needs signing. That is usually what a power of attorney is for, and it is the single most common reason we are asked across the bridge.
We meet at the unit, in a lobby, or at the association office, whichever is simplest. Tell us the building and the gate arrangement when you book and we will not be standing outside it.
We come from Palm Beach Gardens, so Riviera Beach is a short run down the coast. The variable is not distance, it is access: a slip number, a dock gate, a guard, a building code.
Give us that detail on the phone rather than in a text five minutes before. It is the difference between a signing that takes fifteen minutes and one that takes forty.
Call or text 561-316-0749. Same-day and evening appointments are ordinary here, particularly around a closing or a boat changing hands on a weekend. Tell us the deadline rather than a preferred time and we will build around it.
Call or text and we will confirm a time, usually within the hour. Evenings and weekends included.
Call or Text 561-316-0749