Deed Drafting

Our Atlanta real estate attorneys help clients across Georgia with deed drafting, title corrections, and property transfers. Whether you need a warranty deed, a quitclaim deed, an estate deed, or a deed to secure debt, we ensure every detail is correct so your transaction moves forward without delays.

At Thrift McLemore, our Atlanta real estate attorneys help clients across Georgia draft, review, and correct deeds for both residential and commercial property transactions. A properly prepared deed ensures that property transfers are legally valid, recorded correctly, and free from avoidable issues that can delay a sale or financing.

Why Properly Drafted Deeds Matter

Deeds are the legal foundation of your property rights. Even a simple mistake, such as a misspelled name, an incorrect legal description, or an outdated address, can cloud the title and prevent a sale, refinancing, or transfer. These errors often go unnoticed until the property is about to change hands, causing costly delays.

Our attorneys ensure your deed is accurate, enforceable, and fully compliant with Georgia law. If an issue is discovered, we act quickly to correct errors and keep your transaction moving forward.

Types of Georgia Deeds We Handle

Our Atlanta real estate attorneys prepare and correct a wide range of deeds, including:

Common Deeds

• Warranty Deed

• Limited Warranty Deed

• Special Warranty Deed

• Quitclaim Deed

Georgia Mortgage Deeds

• Security Deed

• Deed to Secure Debt

• Security Instrument

Estate Deeds

• Executor’s Deed

• Trustee’s Deed

• Administrator’s Deed

• Deed of Assent

Specialty Deeds

• Foreclosure Deed

• Spousal Deed

• Deed of Gift

• Deed Under Power

How We Support You in Your Georgia Real Estate Transaction

At Thrift McLemore, our real estate attorneys focus on making the deed process clear and efficient. We:

• Draft deeds that meet Georgia’s legal requirements and fit the unique structure of your transaction

• Research property titles to confirm current ownership and uncover any liens or errors that could cause problems later

• Correct mistakes in existing deeds to prevent costly delays during a sale or refinance

• Handle specialty deeds for estates, trusts, foreclosures, and financing arrangements

Our attorneys partner with homeowners, buyers, sellers, real estate investors, and businesses throughout Atlanta and across Georgia.