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Independence Title Honored for Excellence in Fraud Prevention by Stewart Title
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Independence Title is proud to announce that CEO Kevin Tacher and Operations Manager Stephanie Zalai have been recognized for their outstanding efforts in combating title fraud in Florida.

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Washingtoner -- Kevin Tacher, also known as The Title King, was presented with the Stewart Title Fraud Prevention Excellence Award for his dedication to protecting homeowners and real estate professionals from fraudulent transactions. Additionally, Stephanie Zalai was honored with the Watchful Eye Award for her vigilance in detecting and preventing fraudulent activities in real estate transactions.

The awards were presented by Misty Wilmott, Stewart Title Agency Account Manager, in recognition of Independence Title's unwavering commitment to safeguarding property owners and ensuring the integrity of the real estate industry.

"We are deeply honored to receive these awards," said Kevin Tacher, CEO of Independence Title. "Title fraud is a growing concern in Florida and across the country. At Independence Title, we remain committed to staying ahead of fraudsters and protecting the interests of our clients."

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This recognition comes as Stewart Title was named a winner of the 2025 USA Today Top Workplaces Award, a testament to their leadership in the title insurance industry. Independence Title is proud to be part of Stewart Title's nationwide network of trusted agents, working together to uphold the highest standards of security and service.

For more information on how Independence Title is fighting title fraud and protecting homeowners, visit titlerate.com

About Independence Title: Independence Title is a leading title insurance company based in South Florida, dedicated to providing real estate professionals, investors, and homeowners with secure and seamless closing experiences. Led by industry expert Kevin Tacher, Independence Title is committed to education, fraud prevention, and delivering exceptional service.

About Stewart Title: Stewart Title is a national leader in title insurance and real estate services, providing innovative solutions and a commitment to excellence. Their recognition as a 2025 USA Today Top Workplace reflects their dedication to fostering a culture of integrity and professional growth.

For media inquiries, please contact:
Kevin Tacher
media@titlerate.com
954-335-9305

Source: Independence Title
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