Florida Lady Bird Deed in Miami-Dade County
If you own Florida property in Miami-Dade County and want it to pass more cleanly at death without giving up control during life, a Florida Lady Bird Deed may be worth considering.
This service is available for eligible property in Miami-Dade County, with recording handled through the appropriate county clerk once the deed is prepared and signed correctly.
How it works in Miami-Dade County
- The property details are reviewed first to make sure the deed appears to be a good fit.
- If appropriate, the deed is prepared using Florida-specific language.
- The deed is signed with the proper witness and notary requirements.
- The completed deed is recorded with the Miami-Dade County Clerk.
Who this is usually for
- homeowners in Miami-Dade County
- married couples and joint owners
- owners of rental property or second homes in Florida
- out-of-state owners with Florida real estate in Miami-Dade County
Common questions
People looking at a Florida Lady Bird Deed in Miami-Dade County usually want to know the same practical things: whether the deed can help avoid probate, whether it can be changed later, whether it affects homestead issues, and how pricing works.
- Does a Florida Lady Bird Deed Avoid Probate?
- Can You Revoke a Florida Lady Bird Deed?
- Florida Lady Bird Deed and Homestead Exemption
- Florida Lady Bird Deed Cost
Pricing
Current flat-fee pricing starts at $349 for an individual owner and $399 for married couples or joint owners, plus county recording fees.