Deed And Record Provides Deeds to Hawaii’s Regular System, Land Court and Double System

Dec. 13, 2010 - PRLog -- Hawaii is the only state in the nation with a single statewide recording office. But there are two systems of recording in the State of Hawaii; the Regular system and the Land Court system. When recorded in both land systems, documents are said to be recorded in the "Double" system.

The Regular System basically serves to give "notice" that something is on record. The Regular System is similar to the recording by county found in the other states. The Land Court issues certificate of titles to owners of land. Ownership in Land Court is guaranteed by the State of Hawaii.

Should your land or real estate transfer deed be recorded in the Land Court system, the Regular system or the Double system? Deed and Record researches and answers this question for you.

Deed and Record will prepare the following transfer documents for your Hawaiian real estate property; land deed, quit claim deed, real estate deed, warranty deed, trust deed, deed of trust, apartment deed, spousal transfer deed, affidavit death of joint tenant, and affidavit death of trustee.  

To avoid a transfer tax your transfer or conveying document needs to be accompanied by the conveyance tax form P64-B. Deed and Record prepares this form saving you the trouble and saving you money by avoiding the transfer tax.

Deed and Record offers three ways to assist you: online, by email or phone.
1.   Online service at the website DeedAndRecord.com.
2.   Email to Mark@DeedAndRecord.com
3.   or call 949-474-0961 to phone in requests.

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Mark W. Bidwell, Attorney at Law and CPA, Inactive. Practicing law since 2002 in estate planning, trusts, probate, elder law, and corporate law. Deed and Record is an affiliate to provide professionally prepared documents to transfer title of real estate, land, homes and condominiums