Clear Title Ownership After Probate

• A probate judgment or Letter of Testamentary does not itself change recorded legal ownership of real property. 
• Counties, title insurers, and buyers require properly executed and recorded deeds. 
• Missing or incomplete transfers can cause clouds on title that derail sales, closings, or refinances.
   

If the deed isn’t corrected after probate, the ownership still appears with the decedent or in an unclear state.

• Review probate orders, wills, letters testamentary, and decedent title records 
• Prepare and record appropriate deeds to transfer property out of the estate 
• Prepare and record proper affidavits of death to prevent future clouds
• Correct vesting and remove the names of deceased owners 
• Coordinate with title insurers and county recorders 
• Deliver recorded documents suitable for closing or distribution
   

We don’t practice law. We execute it—accurately and defensibly.

• You minimize post-closing title problems 
• You stay focused on higher-value legal work 
• Clients get clear, marketable title 
• You avoid unnecessary delays at closing or refinance

 Title problems are like unresolved estates — they come back to you later.

• Attorney or executor/administrator provides probate order + current deed 
• We analyze title and the court documents 
• We prepare deeds with correct vesting language 
• Execution, notarization, and recording 
• You receive recorded documents for your file

 Vacation Ownership Services Title Agency does not provide legal advice. We work in coordination with attorneys to prepare and record title documents consistent with court orders.