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A. No. The buyer’s attorney only represents the buyer. However, if there are problems prior to settlement the buyer’s attorney can work with both parties to resolve any issues. Although usually sellers do not have an attorney for settlement, they can retain an attorney to advise them if they feel it is necessary.
