AGGRESSIVE REPRESENTATION
At Chris Pritt Law, we provide quality legal services in a wide variety of practice areas. These include:
Divorce
Child Custody
Child Support
Paternity
Wills & Trusts
Adoptions
Medical Powers of Attorney
Qualified Domestic Relations Orders
Estate Disputes
Prenuptial Agreements
Durable Powers of Attorney
Property Deeds
“I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to you for all the care and concern you have shown me, and for working tirelessly to ensure that the law worked in our favor."
EM. G
Trusted DEED ATTORNEY
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Comprehensive Real Estate Deed Services in Charleston, WV
If you are looking to convey real estate by deed, at Chris Pritt Law, PLLC we are able to draft the appropriate documents to make the transfer complete. We serve real estate deed-preparation clients in Charleston, WV and the surrounding area.
Deeds for Conveying Property
If you would like to transfer real estate in West Virginia, you can use one of several mechanisms. Each type of deed must be written with specific language to properly convey the property. Once the deed is drafted, it must be recorded with the correct county recorder’s office. Several types of deeds can be utilized in the state of West Virginia, including:
General Warranty Deed – A warranty deed provides the greatest protection to the new owner (also called the grantee) of the property.
Special Warranty Deed – A special warranty deed provides a more limited protection to the transferee of property.
Quit Claim Deed – Executing a quit claim deed is a quick and easy way to transfer property as the transferor does not have to provide any warranties to the transferee.
Providing Diligent Representation
Chris Pritt Law, PLLC will provide straightforward, thoughtful advice and diligent legal representation. Contact our office in Charleston to speak with one of our experienced attorneys today.
Protecting Your Healthcare Decisions
Starts with One Conversation
Most people who put this off aren’t careless. They assume their family will know what to do. The trouble is
that when you can’t speak for yourself, the hospital doesn’t ask your family to work it out. Under West Virginia
law, your doctor or advanced nurse practitioner selects a surrogate from a list that starts with your spouse and
moves through adult children, parents, siblings, and grandchildren.
If your family sees things differently, they can end up arguing over your care at the worst possible time, and the
person you would have picked may not be the one in the room making the call.
A Medical Power of Attorney settles that question while you can still answer it. You name one person, you
write down what matters to you, and your family is spared from guessing. West Virginia’s law tells your agent
to act on your wishes, and that is far easier to do when those wishes are written down.
It takes one meeting to get started. Chris Pritt Law will walk you through choosing an agent, put your instructions in
writing, and make sure the document is signed and witnessed the way the law requires. With your permission, we also
submit it to the West Virginia e-Directive Registry. If you are working on a broader estate plan, we draft your medical
directives alongside your will, trust, and durable power of attorney so the documents agree.
1012 Kanawha Blvd E 5th Floor
Charleston, West Virginia, 25301
Phone: (304) 720‐4412
Email: [email protected]
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
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