Short Answer:  Yes. In Florida, a property owner can sign a deed and add you as a co-owner or beneficiary without your knowledge or signature. However, for the transfer to be legally binding, you must "accept" it. If you have recently discovered you were placed on a deed without your permission, or you are worried about unwanted property liability, this guide explains how Florida law handles these transfers and what steps you must take to protect yourself. How Is It Possible

Many people wonder if it's worth paying an attorney to prepare a property deed, or if they can save money by doing it themselves or using a less qualified helper. A real example from a recent office consultation shows why that decision matters. What Happened When a Deed Was Prepared Incorrectly A father owned his property outright. He entered a long-term relationship with a woman and decided to add her to the deed. The new deed simply listed both of their names as grantees, w