Posted on: 16th Dec, 2010 01:50 pm
My daughter owns a parcel of land abutting my own, in her name. She was married a year ago and changed her last name to her husband's.
We are in the process of exchanging some easements on our parcels and have drawn up an Easement Agreement which will have to signed and notarized. How do we handle her name change for this purpose.
Does she have to record a deed from her with old name to her with the new married name, or is there some way to have it notarized by simply indicating that she is one and the same person..?
We are in the process of exchanging some easements on our parcels and have drawn up an Easement Agreement which will have to signed and notarized. How do we handle her name change for this purpose.
Does she have to record a deed from her with old name to her with the new married name, or is there some way to have it notarized by simply indicating that she is one and the same person..?
Hi Guest,
Your daughter will have to change her maiden name to her married name in the deed. This can be done by signing a quitclaim deed. She should contact an attorney and he will help him in this regard. Once this is done, then you should draw up the Easement Agreement.
Your daughter will have to change her maiden name to her married name in the deed. This can be done by signing a quitclaim deed. She should contact an attorney and he will help him in this regard. Once this is done, then you should draw up the Easement Agreement.