Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida
Quit Claim Deed
My wife and I closed on a new home this week. I wish to transfer the deed to her name only for personal reasons, via a Quit Claim Deed. When filling out the form, do I list both of us and Grantors and her only as Grantee, or just myself as Grantor and her as Grantee?? Also, I recently had a legal name change. If I wanted to change the deed to reflect my new name, how would I do this via a Quit Claim Deed, who will be named as Grantor and Grantee's? ANy way of geeting around paying Doc Stamps by placing consideration value at zero, even if mortgage exists?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Quit Claim Deed
You have too many questions. If you need the assistance of an attorney, I recommend that you hire a local attorney, as he or she will need to review your current deed.
Re: Quit Claim Deed
Read your mortgage agreement. Will your lender let you give up title without having the mortgage come due? You should have an attorney handle this. Good luck.
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