About Scott
Scott Ladd is a senior partner at Farris Law in Gardiner, Maine, that specialize in business law, estate planning, and real estate law. He has been a member of the Maine State Bar since 1985. Scott graduated from Franklin Pierce Law Center in 1985. He has been a member of the Title Standards Committee of the Real Estate area of the Maine State Bar Association since 1987. He is a licensed title insurance agent for First American Title Insurance Company.
Scott is a former director of the Winthrop (Maine) YMCA. He is also a member of the Lincoln and Therese Filene Charitable Foundation and the Helen and George Ladd Charitable Corporation. At Farris Law, Scott handles a variety of instances, including residential and business real estate transactions, company formation and dissolution, and property making plans. He advocates for lenders, dealers, and purchasers in real property things, and offers counsel to small and moderately sized business ventures. His experience in real estate law consists of issues such as land use and zoning, mortgages, and neighbor disputes.
Scott's commitment to the legal network is evident thru his long-status involvement with the Maine State Bar Association. Since 1987, he has been a member of the Title Standards Committee of the Real Estate area, contributing to the development and clarification of actual estate title standards in Maine. His role as a licensed title insurance agent in addition shows his talent on this area. Beyond his professional endeavors, Scott has been lively in community service. He served as a director of the Winthrop YMCA, supporting its mission to sell wholesome dwelling and social duty.
Additionally, he is involved with the Lincoln and Therese Filene Charitable Foundation and the Helen and George Ladd Charitable Corporation, organizations devoted to philanthropic efforts in Maine. Scott's commitment to his clients and the network displays his deep-rooted commitment to the state of Maine. His knowledge and lively participation in both legal and charitable organizations make him a respected figure within the Gardiner region.
