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Quit claim deed

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Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
Isn't it much easier just to download a form from the court?
The online form had information that was not required in my situation. Yes, I could still have used it and just ignored the extraneous information, but that circles back to the "stickler" in me. I mimicked a recent qc deed that was created by a real estate attorney.
 



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