Florida Deed Drafting Attorneys Providing Personalized Guidance for Secure Property Transfers

Transferring property isn’t just a transaction—it’s a pivotal moment in your life. Whether you’re buying your first home, passing property to a loved one, or preparing your estate, Collazo Law Group approaches deed drafting with care, experience, and personal attention. As a boutique firm, we ensure your deed is not only legally sound but thoughtfully tailored to your goals. You get direct access to your attorney and a service experience grounded in trust, precision, and responsiveness.

Why Proper Deed Drafting Matters

Improperly drafted deeds can cause major legal headaches—clouded titles, boundary disputes, or costly litigation. Our team’s meticulous approach ensures that every deed is compliant with Florida law and clearly reflects your intent. We don’t believe in shortcuts or generic templates. Instead, we provide thoughtful, personalized solutions that safeguard your property and your future.

Types of Deeds We Carefully Prepare and Review

Each property transfer is unique. We help you choose and draft the right deed to meet your legal, financial, and personal goals:

Warranty Deeds – Offers the strongest protection for buyers, including full assurances of clear title and defense against future claims.

Special Warranty Deeds – Limited to covering title issues during the seller’s period of ownership—common in commercial transfers.

Quitclaim Deeds – Transfers any interest the grantor may have without warranties; often used between family members or in divorces.

Lady Bird Deeds (Enhanced Life Estate Deeds) – Enables automatic transfer of property upon death, avoiding probate while retaining full control and creditor protection during life.

Personal Representative Deeds – Used to transfer property from an estate to heirs under a will or probate court oversight.

Trustee Deeds – Facilitates property transfers held in trust, executed by a trustee in accordance with the trust’s terms.

Key Legal Requirements for a Valid Florida Deed

To be enforceable under Florida law, every deed must include:

  • Clearly named grantor and grantee 
  • Valid consideration (even if nominal) 
  • Proper words of conveyance 
  • Accurate legal property description 
  • Signatures in presence of two witnesses 
  • Notarization by a licensed notary public 
  • Delivery and acceptance by the grantee 
  • Recording in the county’s official records for public notice 

We ensure every one of these elements is properly handled so your transaction proceeds smoothly and securely.

Why You Should Never DIY Your Deed

Using generic templates or online forms can cost you far more than legal fees down the road. Common errors include:

  • Incorrect or outdated legal descriptions 
  • Failure to meet witness or notarization requirements 
  • Choosing the wrong type of deed 
  • Ignoring existing liens, encumbrances, or title defects 
  • Overlooking property tax consequences 

With Collazo Law Group, your deed is drafted by an experienced Florida attorney who identifies issues before they become problems—and protects your interests every step of the way.

The Collazo Law Group Boutique Advantage

We pride ourselves on being more than just real estate attorneys. Our boutique approach means:

  • You always work directly with a licensed attorney
  • We tailor each deed to your situation, not a standard template
  • You get quick responses and open communication
  • We manage the entire process—from consultation to recording—with clarity and care

Our goal is to make your experience stress-free, secure, and successful.

Schedule a Consultation with a Florida Deed Drafting Attorney Today

Whether you’re preparing for the future, transferring property to a loved one, or finalizing a real estate deal, your deed must reflect your intent and meet Florida’s legal standards. At Collazo Law Group, we’re here to deliver that confidence.