Real Estate Transfers
Making property right transfers as simple and stress-free as possible.
Deed Transfers to Get Property in the Right Name & Hands
Did you inherit property you need to remove a deceased person’s name from or transfer into your name? Or are you trying to transfer a property to someone? Either way, the Heritage Law firm has the tools and experience to get deeds under the right name.
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Ownership Transfer Services Made Simple
Over 25 years of handling property transfers and insuring land title is in the right name
Deeds
We draft and review deeds to ensure the accurate and legal transfer of property ownership.
‘Lady Bird’ Deeds, Transfer On Death Deeds, Life Estate Deeds
We prepare various deeds, including ‘Lady Bird’, transfer on Death, and Life Estate Deeds, to meet your unique property transfer needs.
Removing Deceased Landowner’s Name From Title
We handle the process of removing a deceased landowner’s name from the title, ensuring a smooth and legal transition of ownership.
Adding Or Removing Names To/From Title To Property
We assist with adding or removing names from property titles, managing all legal paperwork and ensuring proper recording of changes.
Flat-Fee Pricing.
No Surprises.
At Heritage Law, we price our services by a flat-rate, not by the hour. We aim to make this process simple and eliminate unexpected expenses.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What Is A Lady Bird Deed Or A Transfer On Death Deed?
These types of deeds, which we recommend be drafted by an attorney, typically allow for the transfer of a piece of real estate upon the death of the Grantor, without the need for a Probate of the Grantor’s estate. In some cases, these types of deeds can also help the Grantor and his or her beneficiaries avoid Medicaid Estate Recovery claims after the death of the Grantor.
How Do I Remove A Deceased Person's Name From The Title/Deed To A Home?
Unless the owner’s have executed a special deed which has a Right of Survivorship or a Transfer on Death designation, a Probate process of some type is typically required in order to remove a Deceased person’s name from the deed to real property. Our attorneys can advise you of the steps necessary to properly remove the Deceased’s name and confirm that the home is properly titled.
How Do I Add A Family Member Or Spouse To My Deed?
In order to add an owner to your property, a new deed is typically required. We recommend consulting with one of our attorneys before proceeding with such a critical and important transfer. Clients want to make sure possible issues and ramifications are discussed and to confirm the outcome of adding your family member or spouse to a deed aligns with their expectations.
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To get started, give us a call. We will listen to your needs and help you set up an appointment so that you can be quoted transparent, flat-fee pricing.
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Georgetown, TX 78628
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Heritage Law serves clients across Central Texas, including: Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Hutto, Leander, Liberty Hill, Taylor, Belton, Temple, Killeen and all of Williamson County, Bell County, and Travis County.
