How do I transfer the deed to my home to my daughter?
Question Details:I live in Huntington Beach, CA.
I can prepare a Quit Claim Deed or a Grant Deed for you. However, you should discuss this situation with an attorney. There are many legal implications of such a transfer that you should consider. This is probably the most valuable investment you own and it should only be made after you have considered all of the alternatives.
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Robert J. Spitz
909 395 0909
I am a lawyer in CT and practice in this area of the law. You can simply do this by what is called a Quit Claim deed. I suggest that you find a lawyer to draft a simple quit claim deed for you to sign over to your daughter. she can then record it on the landrecords and will own what you own. A lawyer's fee for this should not be more than $350.00
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