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Home and Property Ownership Transfers
Protect Your Recipients – And Simplify Their Lives
Real property is one of the most valuable assets you own, and you want to be assured it is properly transferred to the correct person. Mistakes from a deed transfer could eventually be critical for the recipient – but not when you work with knowledgeable experts at Elder Law of Georgia, P.C.
We Make Transferring Title Deeds Easy and Binding
When you specify your heirs, or the people who will receive assets and property after you pass away, you want to ensure that they receive the full title. There are several methods of conducting this process – and the supportive team at Elder Law of Georgia excels at this aspect of estate planning.
NEED TO KNOW: PROPERTY OWNERSHIP TRANSFERS
Ideal for Specific Circumstances
When transferring titles between trusted family members or friends, proving ownership is usually unnecessary. However, it’s not always wise to leave this aspect open to chance. That’s why our attorneys can help legally bind this process.
Different Methods Are Available
The simplest method of ensuring a legal transfer of property ownership is through a quitclaim deed – which allows you to give up the deed to your property without a process for proving ownership.
Work With Multiple Tenants
Alternatively, you can create a Joint Tenant with Right of Survivorship (JTWROS) account. This gives multiple people ownership of the assets in the account, which are automatically granted to one of the tenants when the other(s) passes away.
You Don’t Have to Wait to Transfer a Title
Title transfers do not have to occur after you have passed away. We also assist clients in title deed transfers at any point that they would like to pass their property on.
Experts at Property Transfer
Our founder, attorney Eric Owens, has completed countless property ownership transfers. Finding an attorney with experience in this area is highly important when building an estate plan because we can ensure your loved one successfully receives the title deed.
Why Elder Law?
Estate planning can feel overwhelming – but there’s no need to despair. Our team will work with you from our offices here in Hall County to build a plan that fits your needs and successfully transfers all property in accordance with your wishes. And you can be assured that, when you meet with us, you are getting honest advice from lawyers who genuinely care about you.
Remove the Burden of Your Care
At Elder Law of Georgia, P.C., our attorneys have drafted hundreds of estate plans that uphold our clients’ wishes for their future. To learn more about beginning or updating your estate plan – including any property transfers – please call 678-971-4971 or fill out our online contact form. Our office is in Gainesville, but we serve the entire Hall County area.
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