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Free reportLady Bird Deeds Explained
A simple, popular Florida tool many homeowners use to pass on their home. Here is how it works in general.
Your home, your legacy
Your home is often your biggest gift to the people you love. Many Florida homeowners like the Lady Bird deed because it is simple and lets them stay in charge for life.
What it is, in general
A Lady Bird deed, also called an enhanced life estate deed, is a recorded deed. The owner keeps full control during life, including the right to sell or mortgage, and the property passes to the named people at death, generally without probate.
Signing basics
Florida deeds are signed in front of two witnesses and are usually notarized so they can be recorded with the county clerk.
How we help
You give us your deed details and the wording you chose in writing. We type it neatly, notarize it, and can arrange witnesses. Lady Bird deeds are $175.
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