Quitclaim Deeds in Florida
People often search for a quick claim deed. The legal document is a quitclaim deed. Time to Close Title prepares Florida quitclaim deeds for family transfers, divorce, and trusts. The client records the deed.
A quitclaim deed transfers whatever ownership interest the current owner has. It does not promise that the title is clear, and it does not remove a mortgage. Time to Close Title prepares the deed. The client records it with the county.
Read our complete guide, Everything You Need to Know About Quitclaim Deeds in Florida, then contact our Spring Hill team to open a file.
When a quitclaim deed is used
- Adding a spouse after marriage
- Removing a name after divorce
- Transferring a home into a living trust
- Correcting a recorded name or legal description
- Gifting property to a family member
- Moving ownership between related parties
If the house is homestead, a spouse often must join even when only one name is on title. Read why both spouses often must sign.
Related title services and deed guides
Title Insurance
Protect ownership after a deed transfer.
Closing Services
Full settlement when the transfer is part of a sale.
Quitclaim Deed Guide
Requirements, taxes, risks, and recording in Florida.
Lady Bird Deeds
Enhanced life estate deeds. We prepare them; you record them.
Homestead Joinder
Why a spouse often must sign even if they are not on title.
Add a Spouse
A new recorded deed puts a spouse on title. The loan does not change.
Need a Florida quitclaim deed prepared?
We prepare Florida quitclaim deeds for family transfers, divorce, and trusts. The client records the deed.