Closing attorney handling deed prep

[Tidal Creek]

In “normal” transactions where there is a cookie cutter property and no issues anticipated, it appears that quite often the buyer’s closing attorney will also handle the deed preparation. I’ve always thought it was a potential conflict of interest just in case anything unusual arises. I have a closing coming up which involves 5 acres of land with barns, stalls and outbuildings, one recorded easement, another implied easement, a collapsed well, a collapsed septic tank and other odds and ends. So what I’m getting at, is in a situation like this, I think the buyer should have an attorney of his choice handle the closing and the seller should have his attorney handle the deed prep even if it’s going to cost a few extra dollars. Then if any legal issues arise there will be no question as to who the lawyer represents. Opinions?