California SB 1050 changed the form of statutory certificates of acknowledgment, jurat and proof of execution to reduce fraud by adding a consumer disclosure to each certificate.
California law provides that under certain conditions a person may transfer the base-year value of his or her property to a comparable property if that original property has been taken by eminent domain, acquisition by a public entity or governmental action resulting in a judgment of condemnation.
The change in ownership exclusion for a transfer of an interest in real property between cotenants that takes effect upon the death of one cotenant applies as long as certain conditions are met
The information requested in this form is essential for accurately evaluating the potential impact of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) on property assessments.