Adding or removing a name from title, transferring property into your trust, or completing a divorce transfer all use a properly prepared and recorded deed. You tell us the change you've decided on — we prepare and record it at your direction, including the required county paperwork.
Grant deeds, quitclaim deeds, interspousal and trust transfer deeds each do a different job, per published county guidance. We share the published information; you make the selection — and free attorney referrals are available if you'd like advice.
County assessors review recorded deeds, and a 'change in ownership' can trigger reassessment under Proposition 13 — though the state publishes exclusions such as spousal and certain parent-child transfers. Your county assessor or an attorney can advise on your transfer.
Yes — at your direction we submit the deed and PCOR to the county recorder; recording fees are set by the county and separate.
