Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California

can i take grant deed papers that been notorize bythe grantors on their behalf to the court house to get recorded


Asked on 3/10/13, 10:02 am

2 Answers from Attorneys

Michele Cusack Pollak & Cusack

You don't record deeds in court; you record them in the County Recorder's office (in some counties, these are in the same building.) And yes, if you are acting under the instructions of the grantors, you may record the deed for them, either in person or by mail, if accompanied by a Change of Ownership Report and with proper fees enclosed.

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Answered on 3/10/13, 11:09 am
Michele Cusack Pollak & Cusack

N.B. if the transfer is from parent to child, be sure to also file a Claim for Exemption from Reassessment

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Answered on 3/10/13, 7:49 pm


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