Wills, trusts, and quitclaim deeds — done right, priced up front.
Simple wills, living trusts, and Georgia quitclaim deeds — the ones people search as “quick claim deeds.” One written price. Drafted in days. Ready for signing and recording.
These documents are simple. The pricing usually isn't.
A simple will. A deed that moves your property into your LLC. A trust that keeps your house out of probate court. None of this should take months or cost a mystery amount. But most people put it off because they don't know what they'll pay or how long it will take.
Here's our version: you get one flat price in writing before we start. Your documents are drafted in days. And you get clear instructions for signing, witnessing, and recording — so it's done right the first time. If your situation is truly complex, we'll tell you that you need an attorney. That honesty is free.
Plainly stated: J.A. Financial Solutions is a financial consultancy, not a law firm. We prepare documents based on your decisions. This is not legal advice.
Three documents, one process.
Simple last will & testament
Who inherits, who handles the estate, and who cares for your kids — in a clean, properly built will. We give you step-by-step signing instructions so the document holds up when your family needs it.
Living trust package
A living trust passes your property to your family privately, without probate court. We prepare the trust, the backup will, and the deed that moves your home into the trust — the step most do-it-yourself trusts miss.
Quitclaim deed, prepared and recorded
Transfers between family, into an LLC or trust, or after a divorce. We prepare the deed, the PT-61 tax form, and the recording package for your county — Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Cobb, or anywhere in Georgia.
Who this is for.
This is right if you…
- Need a simple will and already know who gets what
- Own a Georgia home and want it in a trust or LLC — with the deed actually recorded
- Are transferring property to a family member and want it done cleanly
- Want one flat price in writing before anything starts
- Are already a client and want your business and property documents in one place
This isn't right if you…
- Have a contested estate or a complicated family situation — that's attorney work, and we'll say so
- Need advice about whether to transfer a property, not just the paperwork
- Have a title problem or an active dispute over the property
- Need someone to represent you in court
Four steps, no surprises.
1 · Short call. We confirm what you need and collect the details.
2 · Written quote. One flat price, with a timeline. Nothing starts until you approve it.
3 · Drafting. Most documents are drafted within days. You review; we adjust.
4 · Signing & recording. Clear signing instructions — witnesses, notary — and for deeds, we file the recording package with your county.
Questions people ask before they call.
- Is it “quitclaim deed” or “quick claim deed”?
- The correct term is quitclaim deed. “Quick claim deed” is how most people say it. Both mean the same document: a deed that transfers whatever interest you have in a property, without a title guarantee.
- What is a quick will?
- A simple last will and testament: who gets what, who handles the estate, and who cares for your kids. Drafted in days, not weeks. If your estate is large, blended, or likely to be contested, you need an estate attorney instead — and we'll tell you.
- Are you a law firm? Is this legal advice?
- No. We're a financial consultancy, not a law firm, and we don't give legal advice. We prepare documents based on decisions you've already made and get them ready for signing and recording. If your situation needs an attorney, we'll say so.
- How does the flat fee work?
- One written price before any work begins. No hourly billing and no surprises. County recording fees are passed through at cost.
- What does a quitclaim deed do — and not do?
- It transfers your interest in a property. Common uses: transfers between family members, moving property into an LLC or trust, or after a divorce. It does not guarantee clean title, and it does not remove anyone from the mortgage.
- How does recording work in Georgia?
- The deed must be signed, witnessed, and notarized, then recorded with the Clerk of Superior Court in the county where the property sits, along with a PT-61 tax form. We prepare the full package so it's accepted the first time.
- Do I need a living trust, or is a will enough?
- A will goes through probate — a public court process. A living trust passes property outside probate: private and usually faster. If you own a home or want privacy, a trust is worth a look. For a simple estate, a will is often enough. We'll walk you through it.
- How fast is turnaround?
- Most single documents are drafted within days of getting your information. Trust packages take a little longer because property has to be retitled into the trust. Your written quote includes a timeline.