Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New Jersey

You will want to have an attorney that handles real estate transactions prepare a Quit Claim Deed, Affidavit of Consideration and Sellers Residency Certification to be executed and notarized by the spouse conveying title. The documents will then need to be recorded with the County Clerk where the property is.

I would be happy to assist in preparing the necessary documents and answer any questions that you may have relating such a transaction.

Anthony P. Bufano, Esq.

(732) 530-0222

the previous answer is correct. I have been a real estate attorney for 34 years and can serve your needs.

I concur with the answers above, but you should consider the impact of "putting someone on a deed"--- you're making them a co-owner and, generally, cannot later simply "remove" the person from the deed without his/her cooperation.

Also, it seems odd that you're unable to insure the ring. Speak with another insurance agent first.

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