A Fort Lauderdale quitclaim deed transfers real property interest from one (The Grantor) to another (The Grantee).

Sometimes mistakenly referred to as a “quick claim deed,” once transferred the Grantor is relieved of any present and future property liability. In other words, the grantor merely conveys whatever legal interest he or she has in the property and “quits” his or her interest in the property.

Fort Lauderdale Quitclaim Deed Lawyer

This process does not guarantee the Grantor’s clear property title; it merely relinquishes their property rights.

In addition to preparing quitclaim deeds, The Herman Law Group can help determine the best way for a Grantee to take title, such as:

• Limited Liability Company (LLC)
• Joint tenants with right of survivorship
• Tenants in common
• Tenancy by the Entireties (husband and wife)

During quitclaim due diligence, our attorney will determine the appropriate Grantors and parties necessary for a valid deed execution. They will also help work through the correct number of witnesses, notarization, fees, and recording the deed with the Clerk of Court.

Pro-tip: Homesteaded property requires a spouse’s signature, even if they’re not listed on the prior deed.

How Can We Help?

Do you need a Fort Lauderdale Quitclaim Deed lawyer to prepare a quitclaim deed? Are you trying to remove or add someone from a deed? Do you wish to gift a piece of property to a relative or friend?

We are pleased to assist you with this matter. The Herman Law Group offers a wide array of real estate practices for the benefit of our clients. We can make sure that your quitclaim deed is properly prepared and help you understand your options.

Contact A Fort Lauderdale Quitclaim Deeds Attorney

From our Fort Lauderdale office, we represent clients throughout South Florida in real estate, foreclosure, probate, and estate planning. To speak with a Fort Lauerdale residential quitclaim deeds attorney at The Herman Law Group, 954-762-2555 for a free consultation.