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A Quit Claim Deed To Add Someone is commonly used when property owners want to add additional parties to their property title without removing themselves from ownership. This type of deed is frequently used in family situations, such as adding a spouse to a property title after marriage, adding children to a property, or restructuring property ownership for estate planning purposes. Unlike warranty deeds, quit claim deeds offer no guarantees about the title's status or the grantor's right to transfer the property. The document must be properly executed according to state law, typically requiring notarization and recording with the appropriate county recorder's office.

1. Heading: Document title and recording information

2. Parties: Identification of grantor and grantee

3. Property Description: Legal description of the property being transferred

4. Consideration Statement: Statement of consideration paid

5. Granting Clause: Language conveying the grantor's interest

6. Execution: Signature blocks and notary acknowledgment