Can I do a quit claim deed without a lawyer?

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   Evan Guthrie

   Charleston Estate Planning Attorney

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   Answered October 17, 2012 11:58. In South Carolina you can act as your own attorney and do a quit claim deed, but it is strongly recommended that you use an attorney to make sure that it is done properly or that it is what is in your best interest.
   
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   Alan Brinkmeier

   Chicago Lawsuit / Dispute Attorney

   Contributor Level 20

   Answered October 17, 2012 10:02. Yes.
   
   I would not advise it. But yes you can.

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   Kristina Hatcher

   Johnson City Real Estate Attorney

   Contributor Level 11

   Answered October 17, 2012 10:08. Legally you can draft your own deed and record it, yes. I would suggest you consult with your divorce attorney before going down that road. There may be unforeseen consequences to the conveyance. Good luck to you.

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