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About Warranty Deeds
My husband and I are divorcing. He owns 40 acers and is spliting it with me as part of the divorce. I was told all we need is a warranty deed. But to be very careful as to how it is written. So I was hoping to get help as to what to look for when he gives me this deed?
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Each state has its own requirements for a legal deed. I would have a title company or title attorney check it over, or even better have your attorney write up the deed for him to sign.
You also want to consider buying title insurance so that there is no problem with other interests latter |
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