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Deed Transfers

Understanding No-Consideration Deed Transfers in DC

How Property Can Be Transferred Without Payment — and Why Proper Legal Drafting Matters At Gentile Property Law Office, LLC, I regularly assist clients throughout Washington, DC and Maryland with deed transfers, trust funding, and property-ownership restructuring. If you need help preparing or reviewing a deed, you can learn more Read more

By Joseph Gentile, 10 monthsJanuary 5, 2026 ago
Deed Transfers

Removing a Deceased Owner on a Deed in DC

Why You Should Consider Revising Your Deed in Washington, D.C. to Remove a Deceased Owner — Even When It Isn’t Legally Required When a property owner passes away, their surviving co-owner may assume that nothing needs to be done—especially if the property was held as joint tenants with rights of Read more

By Joseph Gentile, 10 monthsDecember 22, 2025 ago
Deed Transfers

Understanding No-Consideration Deed Transfers in Washington, DC

While many people think deeds only transfer property after a sale, a large portion of DC property transfers occur with no money changing hands. These are called no-consideration deed transfers, and they are extremely common in estate planning, family-ownership changes, and property restructuring involving LLCs or trusts. However, just because Read more

By Joseph Gentile, 2 yearsJanuary 5, 2025 ago
Keeping your name off the deed with real estate privacy planning in Maryland and Washington DC
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Can You Buy a House Without Putting Your Name on the Deed?
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Privacy Trust: Protect Your Identity and Property
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Estate Planning
What Happens to a Mortgage When the Owner Dies?
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Estate Planning
What Happens When a Parent Dies Owning a Home?
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Estate Planning
Don’t Wait Too Long to Start Estate Planning
Deed transfers
Deed Transfers
Should You Add Your Child to Your Deed?
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