The type of deed depends on your specific situation: Transfer on Death Deeds for estate planning, Warranty or Quitclaim Deeds for divorce, Special Warranty Deeds for LLC or trust transfers. We'll review your circumstances and recommend the right deed to protect your interests.

Most deeds are drafted within 3-5 business days after we receive your information. Once you review and sign, recording with the county typically takes 1-2 weeks depending on the county's processing time.

In most cases, yes. If the property is jointly owned or held as marital property, both spouses typically need to sign the deed to transfer valid title, even during separation or divorce proceedings.

Yes. Every deed we prepare is drafted by a licensed attorney who understands Utah property law, title requirements, and recording standards. We don't use generic online templates that can create title problems.

Yes, we handle the entire recording process with the county recorder's office. We ensure all documents are properly executed, notarized, and filed correctly so your transfer is legally complete and reflected in public records.

Contact us through our website or call our office. We'll gather basic information about your property and transfer goals, then provide a clear quote and timeline for your deed preparation and recording.