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Our process is simplified for one reason in particular, and that is to make the process for our clients to be effortless and comfortable, by allowing them to explain to us what they want done in a straightforward method. In other words, our goal is to help our client take the frustration out of typing the documents themselves, and let us not only type the documents instead, but to complete the entire process from start to finish. We have outlined our process below:

Client places order either online or via phone

Receive and confirm client's request

Verify research and fees for client

Type document(s) requested by client per client's instructions

Have document(s) executed and notarized

Present original document(s) to recorder's office per client's instructions.

Provide client recording confirmation of their Filed/Recorded document(s)

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Though there are many other methods, these five ways to hold title are the most common for individuals and married couples

Community Property: There is a statutory presumption that all property acquired by husband and wife is common property and is equally owned by both spouses. Property acquired prior to marriage is considered separate property (as is property received by either spouse as a gift or an inheritance).

Community Property with the Right of Survivorship: Method of ownership by a married couple that vests title in the surviving spouse upon the death of a spouse.

Joint Tenancy with the Right of Survivorship: This method is defined as an equal and indivisible ownership interest by two or more people. Survivorship means that upon the death of one of the individuals, his/her interest ceases and is passed to the remaining individuals. It is important to note that one person’s interest cannot be willed to his/her heirs.

Tenants in Common: If property is held in this method, the interest of two or more individuals can be broken down into percentages and willed to his/her heirs. The death of one individual does not transfer that person’s interest to the surviving owners (unless specified by a will).

Sole and Separate: This is the method of ownership for a married individual who does not want his/her spouse to have a right to the property. The person’s spouse will need to sign a disclaimer deed waiving all rights and interests in the property.

ENTITIES

IF THE GRANTOR OR GRANTEE IS:	PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING:
A Corporation	State of Formation, and who the Authorized Signer(s) will be and their title(s)
A General Partnership	State of Formation, and who the Authorized Signer(s) will be and their title(s)
A Limited Partnership	State of Formation, and who the Authorized Signer(s) will be and their title(s)
A Limited Liability Company	State of Formation, and who the Authorized Signer(s) will be and their title(s)
A Trust	Name of each Trustee, Complete Name of Trust and Date of Trust Agreement
An Estate	Name of personal representative and name of decedent, if necessary provide papers showing authority

The above is provided as general information by a third party Vendor, and is in no way intended to provide legal advice or a substitute for legal advice.