INTRO

Transfer on Death Deed – $300 Flat Fee (Georgia Only)
Transfer your Georgia real estate without the need for probate. Prepared by a licensed Georgia real estate attorney.

BENEFITS

Why Choose a Georgia Transfer on Death Deed?

Avoid Probate
Your property transfers automatically to your chosen beneficiary when you pass.

Flat Fee Legal Service
No hourly rates. Just $325 for a fully prepared, legally valid deed. (Includes $25 county recording fee)

Fast & Simple
Delivered within 2 business days after receiving your information.

Attorney-Prepared
Not a generic form — your deed is prepared by a licensed Georgia real estate attorney.

Need a consultation?
Feel free to email me at sgowin@gowinlaw.com and we can set up a time to call. (I do charge $50 for these consults)

HOW IT WORKS

3-Step Process:

  1. Fill Out the Form Below
    Tell us who you are, where the property is, and who the beneficiary should be.

  2. We Prepare Your Deed
    We’ll email your completed Transfer on Death Deed within 2 business days for your review.

  3. You Sign & Return It
    You’ll sign the deed in the presence of a witness and notary public and return to me for filing

FAQ

Question 1:
Is this valid in Georgia?
Answer: Yes. Georgia recognizes Transfer on Death Deeds under current state law when properly executed and recorded.

Question 2:
Can I name more than one beneficiary?
Answer: Yes. You can name multiple people as joint beneficiaries if you wish.

Question 3:
Do I need a will too?
Answer: A TOD deed can work alongside a will, but it directly transfers the property outside of probate.

Question 4:
Where do I record the deed?
Answer: I will record for you with Clerk of Superior Court in the county where the property is located. The court will charge $25 for recording.

Disclaimer:
This site is attorney advertising. Flat fee applies to standard TOD deeds. Complex title issues may require additional review and the attorney has the right to refund payment.