Deeds Attorney in Hinesville

Helping Clients Throughout Georgia

At Pirkle & Pirkle Law, we can facilitate the transfer of property ownership for clients whether they’re selling or giving it to someone else. When people take on the task or preparing their own deeds, many common mistakes can be made that leave legal loose ends waiting to be pulled. Our attorneys can help throughout the transfer process and make sure everything is done as thoroughly and efficiently as possible.

There are at least three important qualities of a deed that must be in place:

• The deed must exist in writing (no verbal agreements)
• The deed must be dated, notarized, and filed in the public record
• The deed must have a legal description of your property

If not rigorously prepared and reviewed, a deed with deficiencies in these or other areas may be invalid, which could have important legal ramifications in the future. Pirkle & Pirkle Law’s deeds attorneys in Liberty County are able to draft and review your deed, facilitate the property transfer process, and represent you should a dispute regarding your deed arises. We are passionate advocates for our clients, and we can help you accomplish your goals whatever they may be.

Reach out to Pirkle & Pirkle Law by contacting us online or calling us at one of our offices.

Offering Deed Review Services

Our firm is capable of conducting title searches to determine proper ownership of a property. This service is vital for those who seek to purchase or sell properties, even if no conflict currently exists. If a dispute arises as to who owns a home, vehicle, or another property described by a deed, we can examine public records to review its chain of ownership and shed important light on such matters.

Prevent Deed Conflicts with Our Assistance

Proper preparation of a deed and ensuring it gets recorded with the appropriate county or city office is the best way to manage the risk of conflict concerning a deed. Unclear details about the property’s chain of ownership and even an inaccurate description of what the property is could mean someone else can claim your property as their own one day. Our goal at Pirkle & Pirkle Law is to preclude that possibility for our clients as best as possible.

With our help, you’ll feel rest assured that no stones are left unturned when it comes to buying or selling a property with a title attached to it. A clearly written agreement between you and the other party can supplement your efforts to properly transfer a title and protect your ownership. If a dispute does arise, we’re prepared to offer rigorous legal assistance for our clients.

For more information about how Pirkle & Pirkle Law’s deed attorneys in Liberty County can help, contact us online. Ask about getting a free consultation at one of our offices in Hinesville, Ludowici, and Jesup.