Keep control of your property during your lifetime while naming who receives it later.
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Florida homeowners who want to plan ahead, avoid probate, or protect against Medicaid recovery without giving up control of their property.
Estate planning, probate avoidance, Medicaid planning, family transfers where the grantor wants to retain full control during life.
Grantor name and address, remainder beneficiary name and address, property county, full legal description, parcel ID, retained powers selection, contingent beneficiary if desired, preparer and return-to info.
Must be signed in front of two witnesses and a notary. Record with the Clerk of Circuit Court in the county where the property is located. If the property is Florida homestead and the grantor is married, spousal joinder may be required.
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This document is a standard Florida form valid across all 67 counties. Select a county below for local context, recording notes, and property lookup help.
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A Lady Bird Deed is an estate planning instrument. The grantor retains full control and enhanced powers during their lifetime. Consult a licensed Florida estate planning or real estate attorney for complex matters, especially involving homestead, Medicaid, or trust planning.