Get Estate Plans Actually Funded
Creating estate plans is only half the battle. Our complete deed filing service ensures your clients' trusts are properly funded by handling the entire property transfer process.
$300
Per Deed Filing
- Pull last recorded deed
- Prepare new deed documents where appropriate
- Human quality review
- File with county
- Confirmation & recorded deed
Why Use Our Deed Filing Service?
Save Time
No more coordinating with title companies or county offices. We handle everything.
Reduce Errors
Our experts ensure documents are prepared correctly the first time.
Complete Funding
Actually get trust-based estate plans funded, not just created.
95% Coverage
We file deeds in 95% of jurisdictions in the United States.
How It Works
Our streamlined process makes deed filing simple and stress-free.
Submit Request
Submit a deed filing request through the platform with your client's property details.
We Pull the Deed
Our team pulls the last recorded deed from the county records to ensure accuracy.
Prepare Documents
We prepare the new deed documents where appropriate following county-specific requirements.
Quality Review
Every document is reviewed by our team of experts before filing.
File with County
We file the deed with the appropriate county recorder's office.
Confirmation
You receive confirmation and recorded deed once the filing is complete.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the deed filing service without the full estate planning service?
Yes! Our deed filing service is available as a standalone service. You can submit deed filing requests even if the estate plan was created elsewhere.
How long does the deed filing process take?
Most deed filings are completed within 2-3 weeks, depending on county processing times. We'll keep you updated throughout the process.
What states do you cover?
We file deeds in all states except Hawaii, Louisiana, Massachusetts, and North Carolina. Our team is familiar with county-specific requirements across the country.
What information do I need to submit a deed filing request?
You'll need the property address, legal description, current owner information, and the trust details. We'll pull the last recorded deed to verify the information.
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