Deeds Prepared in Texas — Done Right, Flat Fee
The right Texas deed for your situation, prepared by a real estate attorney — with flat fees quoted up front.
The Right Deed Matters
A deed transfers ownership of real estate from one person to another.
The wrong deed — or a deed with errors — can create title problems that cost far more to fix later. Maas Law Firm prepares the right Texas deed for your situation, with the parties identified, the property described, and title and tax issues reviewed — so your transfer holds up.
Below are the deed types we prepare most often. Prices are shown where we publish a flat fee; where a matter needs a custom quote, we’ll tell you up front.
Deeds We Prepare
Flat fees published below come from our Prices page. Anything else gets a custom flat-fee quote before we start.
Special Warranty Deed
$400Transfer ownership of your property to new owners. Our most common deed for investor and owner transfers.
Transfer on Death Deed
$400Pass your Texas real estate to your chosen beneficiary without probate — rescindable and changeable anytime. Learn more →
Warranty Deed (with Vendor’s Lien)
Flat fee — ask usA warranty deed used with owner financing, securing the seller with a vendor’s lien.
Executor’s Deeds
Flat fee — ask usTransfer property out of an estate by the executor in a probate matter.
Corrected Deed (Correction Deed)
Flat fee — ask usFix errors in a previously recorded deed so the title is clear.
Quitclaim Deed
Flat fee — ask usTransfer whatever interest you hold in a property, without warranties of title.
How It Works
Three steps to a deed done right.
Tell us about your transfer
Who’s involved, which property, and what you’re trying to accomplish.
We prepare the deed
We identify the parties, write the legal description of the land, and review title and tax issues.
Sign, deliver, and close
The deed is executed (signed), then delivered to and accepted by the new owner.