David Paul and Joni M. Brooks recorded three separate filings with the Lewis and Clark County Recorder on July 15, 2026, in a cluster of transactions that transferred at least one property — along with an accompanying easement — to Brandi and Marty Grande.
The activity spans two recording categories: real estate deeds and a development-related easement, all filed the same day. In one transaction, the Brooks deeded property to themselves — recorded in Book M65, Page 5965 — a move that typically signals a title cleanup, a change in how ownership is held, or a refinancing requirement. The second deed, recorded at Book M65, Page 5966, transferred a separate parcel outright from the Brooks to the Grandes.
Alongside the two deeds, the Brooks also granted the Grandes an easement or right-of-way on the same date. Easements recorded in tandem with a deed transfer often address access, utilities, or shared infrastructure between adjacent properties — though the specific terms of this easement were not detailed in the public filing.
All three documents were recorded on the same business day, suggesting the transactions were coordinated rather than incidental. Lewis and Clark County property records are public and available through the county recorder's office.