Need to Update a Deed or Gift Property in Texas?
Whether you’re adding a spouse to your deed, gifting property to a child, or transferring ownership after divorce or death — you don’t need a realtor. In Texas, these changes can often be done with a simple deed transfer, saving you time, stress, and closing costs.
🧾 Common Reasons for Deed Transfers in Texas
Marriage or divorce: Add or remove a spouse from the deed
Gifting property: Transfer real estate to a child or family member
Estate planning: Add a Transfer on Death Deed to avoid probate
Correcting title errors: Fix names, typos, or legal descriptions
Selling without a realtor: For private or family sales
🛠️ Types of Deeds Used in Texas
Depending on your situation, a lawyer may recommend:
General Warranty Deed – Best for full ownership transfers with guarantees
Special Warranty Deed – Common in Texas; limited title guarantees
Quitclaim Deed – Transfers whatever interest the grantor has, no guarantees
Transfer on Death Deed (TODD) – Keeps property out of probate after death
Each type has legal consequences — the wrong one could expose you to liability or cloud the title.
📍 Do You Need a Lawyer for a Texas Deed Transfer?
Not legally — but here’s why most people use one:
✅ To avoid title errors that can block sales or refinancing
✅ To make sure the deed is filed correctly with the county
✅ To tailor the deed to your specific goals (joint ownership, survivorship, etc.)
We offer flat-fee deed services, so you know exactly what you’re paying for — no surprises.
📦 What’s Included in Our Flat-Fee Deed Transfer Package?
Legal consultation to confirm correct deed type
Drafting of the deed
Notary and recording instructions
Option to handle county filing on your behalf
🧑⚖️ Ready to Transfer Your Property?
We make it fast and affordable. Avoid costly mistakes and legal headaches — we’ll handle the paperwork so you can focus on what matters.