Quit Claim & Warranty Deed Kit
A Quit Claim Deed is one of the most important legal documents in American real estate. If you need to transfer the ownership of real property from one person to another, you will need to create a Quitclaim Deed (a document that states the seller no longer has a claim to the property) and a Warranty Deed (a document that states that the property is clear of liens and other title issues) , along with complete instructions.

When Will I Need A Quitclaim Deed
Despite its strange name, a quitclaim deed is a very important legal document. When you sell real property, a quit claim deed must be filed with the county in your state, transferring the property from the owner to the buyer, (the new owner.) Anyone with real estate will need one eventually.

In divorce situations, real estate necessitates a quit-claim deed. If one person is going to keep the home, the other person will need to quitclaim -- give up -- their portion of the home.

If you prepare a Living Trust or other estate planning tool (other than a Last Will & Testament,) you must transfer ownership of the real estate into the trust; to do so requires the use of a quitclaim deed.

What Does This Kit Contain?
This kit contains detailed information on Quit Claim Deeds, two different fill-in-the-blank Quit Claim Deed forms, one Warranty Deed form, and complete instructions.

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An software disk is also included which contains these forms and over 250 general legal forms. Complete the forms on your computer, then print them out! Simple and ready to use.