About
EllenAnn Curcio is a Charlotte, North Carolina, attorney with Southern Law Group. Her work is connected to the firm’s real estate practice, including the legal steps that support property transactions and closings. Clients undertaking a real estate purchase or sale need an orderly review of the documents and requirements that accompany the transfer of property. Her Charlotte office serves individuals and businesses navigating those transaction processes.
EllenAnn attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and received her J.D. from the University of Georgia School of Law. Her legal education provides a foundation for understanding agreements, property rights, and transaction documentation. Those areas are especially relevant to real estate closing work, where the details of a transaction must align with the parties’ obligations and applicable legal requirements.
At Southern Law Group, EllenAnn works in a firm that provides real estate closing services in the Charlotte area. Real estate transactions require attention to purchase terms, financing-related documents, title matters, and the timing of closing obligations. Her role as a North Carolina attorney places her within the process of helping parties complete property transactions while recognizing the legal responsibilities that accompany a change in ownership.
EllenAnn Curcio is a member of the North Carolina Bar and practices from Southern Law Group’s Charlotte office. Her work reflects the practical side of real estate law: making sure legal documents and required steps support a transaction’s completion. She brings a legal education from the University of Georgia and undergraduate study at UNC Chapel Hill to her work with clients managing important property decisions.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Southern Law Group
- Member, The North Carolina State Bar
Licensed State
- North Carolina
Education
- University of Georgia School of Law
Juris Doctor (JD)
Awards & Badges

- Commercial Real Estate
- Real Estate
- Residential Real Estate
- Title & Boundary Issues





