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fdenning

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raymond
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Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:37 pm Post subject:
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First she'd need to remove the house from the Living Trust. Then she'll Quit Claim it to you. An Estate Planning Attorney can help you do it quickly, and it shouldn't cost very much - the paperwork is simple.
If I were you, I've leave her on Title with you, in case you get in an accident and die, prior to her passing. Otherwise she'll have to go through legal processes to get Title back into her name, and that'd be difficult for her to handle if she was grieving for you at the same time. Make Title say something like "Mom or Son". The "or" part is real important. The Attorney will know how to draw it up.
Alternatively, you could get a Living Trust that left her with the house, but she'd still have to go through the legal process if you passed, and it'd take time and money, and you really don't want to put your Mom through that. _________________ Raymond Denton
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jameshogg

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