Quitclaim Deed

Specialized Quitclaim Deed Drafting Service

At Innovia Law, we understand the importance of clear, concise, and legally sound property transactions. Our Quitclaim Deed service is designed to transfer ownership of property quickly and efficiently, without the warranties that come with a standard warranty deed. For a flat fee of $500, we provide a personalized service that reflects your specific needs, ensuring a smooth transfer of property rights.
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Our Streamlined Process:

Step 1.

Navigate to our Quitclaim Deed Online Form to begin the process.

Step 2.

Carefully fill out the form, providing all necessary details about the property and the
parties involved in the transfer. Accuracy is key to ensure the deed reflects your intentions.

Step 3.

After filling out the form, sign it electronically. This signed form will automatically be sent to our team for review and also to your email for your records.

Step 4.

Our skilled team, under Garrison's direction, will review your submission, ensuring that it meets all legal requirements and accurately represents the transfer you wish to make.

Step 5.

We will draft the Quitclaim Deed based on the information provided and send a draft to you for approval. This step ensures that everything is in order and meets your expectations before finalization.

Finalization:

Once you approve the draft, we will finalize the Quitclaim Deed, guide you through the signing process, and provide instructions for recording the deed with the appropriate county office.