Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

First, I am somewhat cautious about changing vesting without lender approval and without being pretty sure that the change is in compliance with the dissolution decree. Once you're pretty sure you're OK on these fronts, my suggestion would be to have the escrow company that handled the purchase transaction in the first place to prepare and record the paperwork to change your vesting. In any event, the recording is done at the office of the County Recorder, not the Clerk (although is smaller counties these functions may be combined), and you don't want to walk into the Recorder's office until your papers are drawn up and signed before a notary. If in any doubt, have a lawyer do it.