Robert Pace
Robert was born and raised in Savannah, Georgia. After graduating from Benedictine, he attended Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, where he majored in business administration with a minor concentration in economics. He worked in mortgage lending and accounting before attending Mercer University’s Walter F. George School of Law. After law school, Robert returned to Savannah to enter private practice.
Robert lives in Savannah with his wife, Shana, and their two sons, Sullivan and Grady.
With 23 years of experience, Robert maintains a broad transactional and corporate practice, advising businesses and individuals on their day-to-day legal affairs. His real estate practice includes representing lending institutions and borrowers in commercial and residential transactions, including financing, closings, sales, acquisitions, and leasing.
Robert also assists clients with estate planning, trusts, trust administration, business succession planning, and probate matters. In addition to his transactional work, he has extensive experience representing businesses and individuals in civil litigation, including contract and commercial disputes.
Robert takes particular pride in the relationships he has built with his clients and the opportunity to serve many of Savannah’s and Georgia’s most respected leaders and businesses.
Practice Areas
Corporate Law
- Corporate formations
- Partnership, member, and shareholder disputes
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Contract review and drafting
- Employment matters
- Company restructuring
- Asset protection strategies
- Commercial disputes and litigation
- Collections
- Financing and leveraged transactions
Real Estate
- Commercial financing transactions
- Residential home sales and closings
- Commercial real estate closings
- Commercial and residential leasing
- Contracts
- Foreclosures
- Evictions
- Condominium and homeowners association matters
Estate Planning, Trusts & Probate
- Wills
- Trusts and trust administration
- Powers of attorney
- Healthcare directives and other planning documents
- Business succession planning
- Probate
Contracts & Commercial Litigation