Warranty Deed Form - New Jersey

If you are going to transfer your property to another private party and you are prepared to certify the property title is clear, consider preparing a New Jersey Warranty Deed - this document can be customized to your liking to include the terms you need. According to Title 46 of the New Jersey Revised Statutes, the grantor must explicitly confirm that the property is not burdened with third parties' claims. To draft a legally enforceable deed, you also have to include the identification of the parties and the description of the sold item in the document, verify the intention to transfer property before a public official, and register the agreement at the county recording office.

Related Forms and Topics:

• New Jersey Gift Deed;
• New Jersey Quitclaim Deed;
• New Jersey Special Warranty Deed.