Maryland SB788 mandates attorney certification for recording certain real property instruments.
Maryland SB788 requires that certain real property instruments, including mortgages, deeds of trust, and assignments, be certified by an attorney before they can be recorded. The bill specifies that the only acceptable certifications are those from an attorney admitted to the Bar of Maryland or from the party named in the instrument. This law aims to ensure the accuracy and legality of recorded documents, enhancing the integrity of real property transactions.
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