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Lady Bird Deed: Transfer property ownership upon your death while retaining control during your lifetime.
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How to Sign and Record a Lady Bird Deed in Florida
Signing the Lady Bird Deed:
Grantor's Signature: The property owner (grantor) must sign the deed in the presence of two witnesses.
Witness Signatures: These witnesses must also sign the deed in the presence of the grantor and the notary public. The grantee or notary cannot be a witness to a Lady Bird Deed in Florida
Notarization: The grantor's signature must be notarized by a notary public. The notary public will verify the grantor's identity and witness their signature, along with the witnesses.
Recording the Lady Bird Deed:
Option 1: In-Person Recording:
Obtain Necessary Forms: Contact your county clerk's office to obtain the required recording forms. You may also be able to download them from the county's website.
Complete the Forms: Fill out the required forms, including the Real Property Transfer Information Sheet and any other applicable forms.
Pay Recording Fees: The recording fees vary by county. Contact your county clerk's office to determine the exact fees.
Submit Documents: Take the original signed Lady Bird Deed, the completed forms, and the payment to your county clerk's office.
Provide a Return Address: Indicate where you want the recorded deed to be returned after the recording process is complete.
Option 2: Online Recording:
Check County's E-Recording Services: Many Florida counties offer e-recording services. Contact your county clerk's office to determine if they offer this service and for specific instructions.
Create an Account: Create an account on the county's e-recording portal.
Upload Documents: Upload scanned copies of the signed Lady Bird Deed and the required forms to the e-recording portal.
Pay Fees: Pay the recording fees online using a credit card or electronic check.
Submit Documents: Submit the documents for review and recording.
Additional Tips:
County-Specific Rules: Each county in Florida may have specific rules and procedures for recording deeds. Contact your county clerk's office for the most accurate information.
Document Retention: Keep a copy of the recorded Lady Bird Deed for your records.
By following these steps, you can successfully sign and record your Lady Bird Deed in Florida.