Alabama Deed Transfer – $400 Flat Fee
Alabama Deed Transfer

Alabama Deed Transfer

⚠ Wire Fraud Warning

We will never send wire instructions by email, and we will never email you a change to instructions you already have. Any such message is fraudulent, even if it appears to come from us.

Before transferring any funds, call 256-434-1678 using a number you already have — not a number from an email — and confirm verbally with someone you know.

This is the most common way money is lost in a real estate transaction, and one phone call prevents it.

$400 Flat Fee – Fast & Attorney-Prepared

Need to transfer property to a family member, trust, LLC, or new buyer? We make it simple.

For just $400, our team will prepare a legally valid Alabama deed, customized to your needs, ready to sign and record.

  • ✔ Attorney-prepared deed
  • ✔ Delivered within 1 business day
  • ✔ Covers Quitclaim, Warranty, or Life Estate deeds
  • ✔ Includes full signing instructions
Start Now – Pay $400 Securely

After payment, you’ll be taken directly to a secure intake form to collect your deed details.

Daniel S. Pickens Law
300 West Green Street, Athens, Alabama 35611
(256) 434-1678 • lawyerinathensal.com
Pricing, and who does what

$400 per deed — prepared and emailed to you. You have it notarised and you record it at the probate office.

$500 per deed — sign in our office. We handle the signing and notarisation here. You still record it.

Either way, recording is done by you at the probate office in the county where the property sits. County recording fees and the state deed tax under § 40-22-1 are paid by you at the counter.

Step-by-step recording instructions → — what to bring, the RT-1 form, and recording fees for all seven counties.

Deed services at DSP Law

What real estate clients say

Deeds are a flat fee, and you record it.

$400 prepared and emailed to you for notarization, $500 signed and notarized in our office. You take it to the probate office in the county where the property sits. Deed tax runs $0.50 per $500 of value under § 40-22-1.

Book a deed consultation Tell us what you are trying to accomplish with the property and who is on the title now — most deed questions are settled in one conversation.

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