Why Recording Your Deed After Is Crucial for Homeowners
When setting up a living trust, many homeowners assume the work ends once the trust is signed and notarized. However, one critical step often gets overlooked: recording your deed. Transferring your property into the trust — and properly recording it — ensures your home is legally protected and your trust is fully funded.
As a trusted document preparation company, we specialize in making this process smooth, secure, and legally sound.
What Is a Recorded Deed?
A recorded deed is an official document filed with your county recorder’s office that proves the legal ownership of a property. When you create a living trust, your home must be transferred into the trust by preparing and recording a new grant deed or trust transfer deed.
Without this step, your property may still be subject to probate, defeating one of the main purposes of the living trust.
Why You Must Record the Deed After Setting Up a Living Trust

Avoid Probate Court Hassles

Ensure Proper Legal Title

Secure Your Estate Plan
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Trust Transfer Deeds

Sale Deed Preparation

Notary Services Available
Deed and Real Estate Document Preparation
At TrustPoint Disability & Legal Services LLC, we offer fast, accurate, and affordable real estate document preparation. Whether you’re updating a deed for a trust, transferring ownership, or finalizing a home sale, we’ll handle every step professionally.
- Trust Transfer Deeds
- Grant Deeds
- Quitclaim Deeds
- Sale Deed Preparation
- Deed Recording with the County Recorder
- Notary Services Available
As a reliable document preparation company in San Jose, we’ve helped hundreds of homeowners and families secure their property the right way — with peace of mind and without unnecessary legal costs.