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You must transfer the ownership by deed of a gift which requires the same signatures and witnesses as a deed but no consideration is required of that other to render the transaction enforceable

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Can you transfer ownership of your land in Missouri?

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How do you transfer the deed to your house?

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Who are the heirs and assigns on a quit claim deed?

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