§58-711.

§58-711.
   
   When a judgment or decree is made, setting apart and defining the
   homestead, confirming a sale, making distribution of real property, or
   determining any other matter affecting the title to real property, a
   certified copy of the same must be recorded in the office of the
   county clerk of the county in which the real property is situated. A
   certified copy of any such judgment or decree may be made by the court
   clerk as to real property in any one county without including therein
   the description of lands located in any other county, such certificate
   reciting that the same is a true copy of such instrument insofar as
   the same relates to real property in such county. Instead of filing
   the judgment or decree in the office of the county clerk where the
   real property described in the judgment or decree is located, a notice
   of the judgment or decree may be filed in the office of the county
   clerk of any county where the real property described in the judgment
   or decree is located. The notice shall provide the name of the
   decedent in the probate proceeding, the court, case number, the date
   that the judgment or decree was entered, a legal description of the
   real property located in the county where the notice is to be filed
   without including the description of real property located in any
   other county, and the name and address of the party or parties holding
   title to such real property as set forth in the judgment or decree.