Can I add my children or spouse to my property deed in Hawaii?

Q: Can I add my children (or spouse) to my property deed in Hawaii?

Yes. You can add children or a spouse to your Hawaii property deed by preparing and recording a new deed. HawaiiDeed ensures the deed reflects the right ownership structure and records it properly to protect your family’s rights.

Answer: Yes, you can add your children or spouse to your Hawaii property deed by preparing and recording a new deed. The Bureau of Conveyances requires that the deed be written correctly and recorded properly for the ownership change to be valid.

HawaiiDeed helps people add children or a spouse to their property deed in Hawaii

HawaiiDeed makes this process clear and stress-free. We ensure the deed language reflects your intentions — whether that’s joint tenancy, tenancy by the entirety, or another ownership structure — so your family’s rights are protected.

Name*

Email*

Phone (optional)

Text me about my inquiry

By checking this box, you agree to receive text messages from HawaiiDeed LLC about your inquiry, including from an automated assistant. Consent is not required to contact us or to receive services. Message frequency varies (typically 1–3 messages). Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help. See our Privacy Policy and SMS Terms

Which Island?*

Oahu

Maui / Molokai

Big Island

Kauai

Property Info (address or parcel ID/TMK)*

Have any of these events happened to a titled owner?*

Death

Marriage

Divorce

Name Change

None