Changing your name often reflects a big change in your life. Whether you’re celebrating a marriage, finalizing a divorce, dealing with the estate of a loved one, or embracing a fresh start, knowing how to change your name on a deed can help you move forward.
Perhaps this need has arisen as you’re preparing to sell your home, and a discrepancy in the deed’s name has come to light.
In this post, we’ll share the key steps you need to correctly change a name on a deed, ensuring your property records accurately reflect your current situation.
What is a house deed?
A house deed is a legal document that proves ownership of a property. It contains important information, including the names of the current owner(s), the legal description of the property, and any conditions or rights that come with the ownership. When a property is sold or transferred, the deed is updated to reflect the new owner’s name and information.