Legal Assistant - Title Curative Specialist

Current with LOGS Legal Group LLP•Metairie, LA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

LOGS Legal Group LLP has an exciting Onsite opportunity for a Legal Assistant who has direct experience with Title Curative to join our Louisiana team! The Title Curative Specialist is responsible for resolving title defects, exceptions, and requirements identified during the title examination process. Operating within the default servicing and lender services environment, this role bridges the gap between a problematic title and an insurable one — clearing the path for foreclosure completion, REO disposition, and asset transfer. This is a resolution-focused role requiring persistence, legal instrument knowledge, and strong cross-functional coordination. The Title Curative Specialist is the engine that keeps files moving. By methodically resolving the defects identified by the examination team, this role converts uncommittable or uninsurable title into clean, closeable files. Their work directly reduces file age, prevents SLA breaches, and allows the broader team to meet client commitments and throughput goals. A skilled curative specialist is one of the highest-value contributors to pipeline velocity. This role impacts the organization by ensuring work is able to move through various stages of the process cleaning to avoid delayed closings, failed REO sales, and lender liability in default servicing. The Title Curative Specialist directly mitigates these risks by ensuring assets are title-insurable and transaction-ready. Their work protects revenue, strengthens underwriter relationships, and preserves the organization's standing with servicer and lender clients who depend on timely, clean title delivery.

Requirements

Minimum 2–4 years of experience in title curative, title production, or default servicing title operations.
Experience working directly with title underwriters on curative resolutions and insuring-over decisions
Demonstrated knowledge of title defects common to the default/foreclosure environment, including assignment gaps, open liens, and chain of title breaks
Strong written and verbal communication skills for coordination with attorneys, underwriters, and clients
Ability to manage multiple open files simultaneously and prioritize based on urgency and SLA requirements
Familiarity with legal instruments including assignments, releases, affidavits, and corrective deeds
High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to sit or stand for long periods.
Ability to remain focused for extended periods.
Ability to work on computers for a significant portion of the day.
Ability to perform repetitive movements as required for positions (Typing, clicking, swiveling).
Ability to lift 10-20 pounds as needed.
All applicants applying for U.S. job openings must be authorized to work in the United States.

Nice To Haves

Multi-state curative experience, with knowledge of state-specific recording requirements and curative standards
Experience with title production platforms (SoftPro, RamQuest, ResWare, or similar)
Prior exposure to REO disposition workflows and asset management timelines
Familiarity with underwriter indemnity and escrow holdback processes
Paralegal training or coursework in real property law is a plus

Responsibilities

Review title commitments and exception reports to develop curative action plans for each defect
Obtain and record corrective assignments, missing mortgage releases, and satisfactions of lien
Draft or coordinate the preparation of corrective instruments including affidavits of heirship, scrivener's error affidavits, and corrective deeds
Research and resolve breaks in chain of title resulting from tax sales, sheriff's sales, or prior foreclosure actions
Clear estate, probate, and heir-of-the-body issues in coordination with legal counsel
Work with underwriters to determine what defects require full cure vs. what may be insured over with an indemnity or endorsement
Coordinate with foreclosure attorneys when curative issues impact foreclosure timelines or sale dates
Communicate status updates on open curative items to internal teams, servicer clients, and lender contacts
Maintain curative logs and documentation in accordance with file management and compliance standards
Track and meet curative SLAs to minimize impact on disposition and closing timelines