Jordan Stallings

Jordan is a Midlands native who focuses on Real Estate Law. Jordan grew up in Camden and moved to Columbia to become a Gamecock at the University of South Carolina. Chances are you may have run into Jordan and his wife Samantha around town or in Chapin where they reside with their dog Tucker. Jordan concentrates his practice in real estate matters, including real estate transactions, title issue resolution, and contract review and drafting. While obtaining dual Bachelor degrees in Real Estate and Finance at the University of South Carolina, Jordan worked for a number of property management companies in a variety of roles ranging from leasing and management to sales and marketing. Prior to law school, he gained extensive lending experience as a loan officer at Carolina Collegiate Federal Credit Union. While attending law school at the University of South Carolina, Jordan founded and became President of the Real Estate Law Society. He also served as a Staff Member for the Real Property Trust and Estate Law Journal, he served on the Graduate Student Finance Committee, and he was a Student Attorney for the Non-Profit Organizations Clinic. Jordan received CALI awards in Real Estate Transactions, Legal Research and Writing, Advanced Evidence, and Liberty Seminar. During this time, Jordan also served as a Law Clerk in the Real Estate Department at Rogers Townsend where he went on to become an Associate Attorney in the firm’s Real Estate Department. Since 2013, Jordan has been an instructor for the University of South Carolina’s Paralegal Certificate Program. Jordan has a strong passion for teaching and enjoys every minute of guiding his students through taking the laws off the page and applying them to everyday real-world scenarios. View More ›