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In this tutorial, Amanda Brown of First American Title Insurance Company discusses the affidavit of death, a legal document recorded with the county's recorder's office to establish the death of a person on a property title. This is necessary when a joint tenant, such as a husband or wife, passes away, as it clarifies why that individual is not signing during a property sale. The affidavit can also pertain to a deceased trustee, depending on how the title is held. It is prepared by escrow and requires an original death certificate, which can be ordered if the client does not have one. Prompt action is recommended to ensure timely processing.
