Holly shucks. THE CLOSING ATTORNEY COMMITTED MALPRACTICE. It is his fault. The seller may have committed fraud. But the lawyer is at fault. It doesn't matter if it was a mistake or intentional.
Sue the seller and the attorney. The attorney has E&O so you should go after him and that source of funds. It's malpractice like others said so get his E& O insurance money before someone else files a claim and the insurance cancels his policy. You better hurry.
