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Mon - Fri:	8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Primary Phone: (225) 636-2049

Fax: (225) 292-0517

TollFree: (800) 807-9390

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Phone: (225) 292-9130

Address: 4000 S Sherwood Forest Blvd Ste 301, Baton Rouge, LA 70816

Website: https://www.commercetitle.com

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Fraud
Beware! Wire Fraud Please be aware that there are many schemes related to wiring funds for real estate transactions. Commerce Title communicates with buyers and sellers in a very specific and certain fashion when it comes to wire transactions. Always verify with Commerce Title through an established phone line, or with your lender or your Realtor before sending a wire transfer!

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Business Transactions
Our founders have maintained a sharp focus on client relationships, that we’re known for, for nearly 40 years. Choose us and we’ll go above and beyond to meet your needs. From large, complex commercial transactions to small home equity loans, we’re prepared to handle your closing in an

Real Estate Litigation
Bing Stewart has joined Commerce Title and Abstract Company in the firm’s Perkins headquarters. He is a veteran of the title industry, bringing more than three decades of real estate law experience to the team. Before beginning his career in title, Stewart worked in his family law business specializing in probate, foreclosure, and real estate […]
Real Estate Transactions
Parker joined Commerce Title in 2015, focusing primarily on residential real estate transactions. He’s a native of Baton Rouge and a graduate of LSU and the Paul M Hebert Law Center. Before joining the team, Parker worked as a trial attorney in Baton Rouge.

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Niki is an attorney and licensed title insurance agent at the Perkins Road location of Commerce Title & Abstract company. Her primary focus is transactional real estate concentrating in both residential and commercial realms. Prior to joining Commerce Title & Abstract Company Niki was in general practice devoting the bulk of her time to commercial transactional work including choice of entity, contract review, finance, pension, health and welfare assures as well as to commercial and residential real estate litigation. When I’m not assisting realtors with difficult and unusual transactions, I’m burning things in my Instant Pot or arguing with my three year old niece about the difference between a parrot and a toucan. If I weren’t here today, I’d be sipping a glass of rose and speaking broken Spanish on the Pacific Ocean in Central America.
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Stewart attended Baton Rouge High, LSU, and LSU Law School, graduating in 1978. Stewart’s career started off in his family business with his father and sister, doing real estate and probate law at Stewart, Stewart and Stewart. That gave him the unique experience of learning law from his father for 15 years. Since then, he spent more than two decades doing title work and brings a wealth of commercial and residential experience to our team. When he’s not at the closing table you can find him spending time with his wife Cindy. Stewart has two sons, Ashton, 26, and Hayes, 22. Fun fact: His grandfather was the esteemed Troy Middleton, the LSU President of the ’50s for whom the university’s Middleton Library was named.

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