Business ProfileforChicago Title of Nevada, Inc

Likewise, my wife and I purchased a home in Las Vegas. After their parent company Fidelity National Financial, systems got hacked, everything started going sideways. Kathe *******, our Chicago Title representative, told me the outstanding debt payoff payments, made by us, for payment by them, to our creditors, was mailed out on 12/4/2023. We had to wire Chicago Title, funds in excess of $100,000.00 making certain they had those funds on time, at closing. That was in addition to the $400,00.00 plus used as the down payment. Today is the 13th. The home insurance company we engaged sent us a notification of cancellation yesterday, 12/12/2023, for unpaid insurance that was to be paid at closing, 12/1/2023. We will have to make another duplicate payment of the homeowners insurance premium amount because of their flawed methodology of payout processes. If all the funds were to be sent express mail, within 72 hours of closing, as stated in the closing documents, the creditors would have had those monies by now. We had to make another monthly payment on one of those accounts to prevent being charged a late fee and having a ding on our credit. Now that creditor will have to issue to us a refund of amounts overpaid. We are about to have 6 more creditors call us for late payments as well. There must be a better way to track funds once paid to the title company. I really would like to know where my 100k is and who has it, and why has my money not been quickly applied to my accounts as legally required? If there are any title attorneys out there reading this, I would entertain a lawsuit against Chicago Title, for failure to perform as agreed. We too are moving to Vegas from California. We have used Old Republic Title Co. multiple times without issue. This is our 1st experience with Chicago Title. The seller chose them to close with. We wanted to use Old Republic. They are reliable. This is costing us time, money, and reputation. This is no way to do business.