John B. D'Alessandro Union Real Estate Attorney
Posted about 14 years ago.
There will be no need to prepare or file another deed. The deed from the estate to the grantee, if prepared properly, should be sufficient to transfer ownership to grantee and to convey ownership at a later date.
Asker
Posted about 14 years ago.
So many thanks! :-)
Asker
Posted about 14 years ago.
Thank you very much!
I have the Affidavit and was planning on claiming an exemption from the fee.
Would you mind answering a follow up question? When the grantee files these forms with the clerk, will s/he then need to file a new deed (Plain Language, etc.) where s/he is the sole owner? (Title is clear.) In other words, is the Executor's Deed where s/he conveys real property to herself satisfactory to prove ownership and to allow him/her to convey the property at a later date?