Private Happy Hour for Texas Attorneys — Advance Family Law Seminar · Mon Aug 10 · 4:30–6:30 PM
Flat-fee deed drafting for Texas family law attorneys handling divorce-related property transfers.
Serving Texas families and professionals since 1938
We draft the right deed for each transfer — and flag issues before they become problems.
Provides the broadest protection for the grantee, warranting title against all claims — appropriate when full warranty is called for in the transfer.
Warrants title only against claims arising during the grantor's ownership — commonly used in divorce-related transfers where limited warranty is appropriate.
A complete package for equity buyout transfers in Texas divorce. Includes both an owelty of partition promissory note and an owelty of partition deed of trust.
From the moment you send the decree to the final recording instructions — we handle the deed work efficiently.
Submit the final decree, property address, legal description, and any relevant documents through our intake form.
We carefully review the decree language and property information to ensure we have everything needed to draft correctly.
We prepare the appropriate deed — warranty or special warranty — based on the facts and transfer structure.
We provide complete signing and notarization instructions, along with recording guidance for the applicable county.
1938
Decades of Texas real estate experience, purpose-built for the deed work that follows divorce finalization.
Your client knows the cost before we begin. No hourly billing, no unexpected charges.
We understand how law offices work. Our process is designed to fit your workflow, not the other way around.
If the decree language is unclear or the deed type requested isn't the right fit, we identify it early — before drafting begins.
Frequently asked questions from family law attorneys about our deed drafting services.
Yes. This service is designed specifically for family law attorneys who need deed drafting support after or during the finalization of a divorce.
Yes. The final decree or property order is one of the most important documents we review before preparing a divorce-related deed.
Yes. We draft warranty deeds when appropriate for the transfer.
Yes. We prepare special warranty deeds when they fit the facts and the transfer structure.
Yes. Our deed drafting services are offered on a flat-fee basis so attorneys and clients know the cost upfront.
Turnaround depends on whether we have all required information, especially the legal description and decree language. Once the required documents are received, our process is designed for quick and efficient drafting.
Yes, we can provide recording instructions and, when available, recording support depending on the county and the client's needs.
No. This service is intended to support the deed portion of the matter. We respect the referring attorney's relationship with the client.
If the decree language is unclear or does not provide enough information to confidently prepare the deed, we will identify the issue before moving forward.
Send us the decree, the property information, and the deed request. We will help your office move from final order to finished property documents with a simple flat-fee process.
West & West, Greer & Estorga — Serving Texas families and professionals since 1938.