Angela and Rodd Woirhaye closed on a Lewis and Clark County property on August 5, recording a deed, a mortgage, and a declaration of homestead all on the same day — a same-day filing pattern that suggests the couple moved quickly to establish the home as their primary residence under Montana law.
The property transferred from David De Gil and Donna M. Turkowski to the Woirhays, recorded in Book M65, Page 6719 of the county recorder's office. County records flag the buyers as potentially based outside Montana, making the same-day homestead declaration notable — under Montana law, a homestead exemption protects a primary residence from certain creditor claims, and filing it at closing signals an intent to occupy rather than invest.
The purchase was financed through Evergreen Moneysource Mortgage Company, with Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. listed as an additional party on the mortgage instrument, recorded at Book M65, Page 6720. The back-to-back page numbers in the recorder's index confirm the deed and mortgage were filed in immediate sequence.
The four filings — deed, mortgage, homestead declaration, and associated transfer records — represent all activity tied to the Woirhaye name in Lewis and Clark County public records as of August 5, 2026. For Helena's housing market, where inventory has remained tight, the transaction reflects continued interest from buyers relocating to the area and moving to put down permanent roots.