Neutral comparison
Clients can review multiple agent options without the attorney choosing for them.
A neutral resource for legal professionals
About Seeking Agents for Attorneys
Seeking Agents gives attorneys a neutral, no-cost resource they can share with clients who need to compare real estate agents during divorce, probate, estate administration, and other sensitive property matters.
How the platform supports attorneys
A resource clients can use independently
An attorney can direct a client to Seeking Agents without selecting, endorsing, or steering the client toward a particular real estate professional. The client can compare participating agents and decide which option fits.
This approach can be useful when fairness, clarity, equity preservation, or documentation matters. It supports the attorney’s role without replacing legal guidance or becoming part of the attorney-client relationship.
Consumer control
The client decides whether to connect after reviewing available options.
Transparency
Proposals can make differences in service, timeline, communication, and commission easier to compare.
Documented process
A structured comparison can provide a clearer basis for the client’s agent-selection decision.
How it works
A clear boundary between legal guidance and agent selection
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Attorney shares the resource
The attorney can provide a page or PDF for the client to review independently.
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Client compares agents
Participating agents can present proposals; the client reviews the differences without attorney steering.
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Client controls the connection
Identifying information is shared with an agent only after the client elects to connect and that participating agent accepts.
Typical use cases
Property matters where a neutral process can help
Seeking Agents can serve as a comparison resource when a client needs to identify a real estate professional without asking counsel to make that selection.
Divorce
Neutral agent selection when property and equity decisions may involve more than one party.
Probate
A structured way for executors, personal representatives, and families to compare agents.
Estate administration
Transparent agent comparison for an estate-related property decision.
Inherited property
Resources for families preparing to evaluate sale and representation options.
Foreclosure
Education about time-sensitive options, timelines, and agent comparison.
Short sale
Resources for understanding preparation and comparing relevant agent experience.
High-conflict or time-sensitive situations
A neutral, documented comparison may help reduce disagreement about how an agent was evaluated and selected.
Clear boundaries
What Seeking Agents does not do
No legal advice
Seeking Agents does not provide legal advice, interpret court orders, or replace an attorney’s guidance.
No brokerage representation
Seeking Agents is not a brokerage and does not represent buyers or sellers. The agent and brokerage a client selects provide representation.
No automatic lead distribution
An inquiry or account creation does not cause identifying information to be automatically distributed to multiple real estate professionals.
No identifying information before mutual connection
Identifying information is disclosed to a participating agent only after the consumer chooses to connect and the agent accepts the connection.
For complete information about collection, use, and disclosure, review the Privacy Policy. Buyers and sellers can also review the User Terms, and participating real estate professionals can review the Agent Terms.
Attorney resources
Pages and PDFs to review or share
Attorney resource center
Start with the main attorney landing page.
Divorce real estate guide
Consumer education for divorce-related property decisions.
Probate real estate guide
Consumer education for probate and inherited property.
Foreclosure resource center
Options, timelines, and decision support.
Short sale resource center
Preparation and lender-package resources.
Compare real estate agents
Explore local comparison pages.
Downloadable attorney materials
Share a neutral agent-comparison resource
Review the attorney resource center, download client materials, or contact Seeking Agents with a question.