Special Warranty Deed Form - Florida

If you want to use a Florida Special Warranty Deed , you should keep in mind that such kind of deed only provides the grantee with warranties that the grantor actually owns the real property, and that there are no encumbrances arising from their ownership. Prepare your deed in writing, as required by the Florida Statutes, and sign it in presence of two witnesses (689.01). To be legitimate in Florida, any deed shall be recorded in the office of the clerk of the circuit court (695.01; 695.11). But before that, your deed must be proved by a subscribing witness to it or acknowledged before a judge, a clerk, a notary public, or another authorized individual listed in Section 695.03.

Related Forms and Topics:

• Florida Gift Deed;
• Florida Warranty Deed;
• Florida Quitclaim Deed.