A deed never updated. An estate stuck in probate. Home equity left exposed. A loan nobody wrote down. No one authorized to act. Each service below names the loss — and how the right document, properly executed, protects against it.
Five protections and the mobile delivery that carries them — in plain language
Prepared, notarized and recorded — not just witnessed
If it is a legal question, we say so on the call
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Which one do you need?
Choosing between these can be a legal question. If it is, we will say so on the phone rather than guess — we prepare, notarize and record the document you decide on.
A deed that was never updated becomes a title defect at a sale or a refinance. Your title is only as strong as the last deed recorded — we make it say exactly what you intend, and get it on record.
You are adding a spouse or a partner to the title.
You are taking a name off after a divorce, a buyout or a family change.
You are moving a property into a living trust or a company you own.
An estate without a funded trust goes through probate: months to years, court costs, everything public. We notarize the trust your attorney drew and record the funding deeds that make the plan real.
You want what you own to reach your beneficiaries without probate court.
You want that transfer handled privately rather than on the public record.
You want to name who manages your affairs if you cannot.
In some states, home equity sits exposed until one document is filed — the homestead declaration. Where your state provides for one, we prepare, notarize and file it with the county.
You own the home you live in.
You have just bought, refinanced, or moved into a new primary residence.
You want the declaration prepared and recorded rather than doing it yourself.
A handshake loan with nothing in writing becomes an unprovable gift. We make private money formal: promissory notes prepared, signed and notarized while everyone still agrees.
You are lending money privately and want the loan secured.
You are borrowing from family and want the terms written down.
You are selling something on payments and want the balance documented.
The day you cannot act is the day it is too late to authorize someone — a court decides instead. We prepare the power of attorney you direct us to prepare, and notarize it, before it is needed.
We are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice. We prepare, notarize, and record the documents you direct us to prepare.
What we do
Prepare the documents you direct us to prepare, worded the way you tell us
Notarize signatures and keep the journal record the law requires
Record real-property documents with the county and pass the fees through at cost
Walk you through what each document does and what it is asking you to sign
Come to you, with our premium mobile service — wherever is convenient
What we cannot do
Tell you which document you need, or what it ought to say
Give legal, tax or financial advice, or an opinion on your situation
Represent you, or speak for you to a court or an agency
Vouch for what a document says — a notarization certifies who signed it, not that its contents are true
If what you actually need is advice, we will say so on the phone rather than at the table — and you will need a licensed attorney in your state for it.
We come to you
Prefer we come to you? Our mobile service is available as a premium upgrade — wherever is convenient, on your schedule.
No contract
Simple per-transaction pricing. No subscription, no retainer, no minimum.
Evenings and weekends
By appointment, because the paperwork rarely waits for business hours.
Next step
Not sure which one it is?
Describe what you have and what you are trying to do. You will know what is involved, what we need from you, and when we can be there. If it turns out you need an attorney instead, we will tell you on the same call.