Note: A.R.S. § 33-405 provides for the recording of beneficiary deeds and even has a fillable form for a beneficiary deed. That statute, in case your mother changes her mind, also provides for ...

The vehicle transfer form and the beneficiary deed form allow the owner, while still alive and competent, to revoke the transfer designation, change the beneficiary, or sell the property free of ...

A grantee beneficiary is an individual or entity designated to receive certain assets, often in a trust or transfer-on-death deed arrangement, after the original owner dies. Unlike traditional ...

Beneficiary deeds can be revoked and replaced while an owner is still living. Arizona law provides sample wording for the deeds and revocation forms.

The original Texas statute included a form for the Transfer on death deed. The revised 2019 statute dropped it.(Courtesy / RF123) Transfer on death deeds, legal in Texas since 2015, have been ...

It is akin to listing a beneficiary on a 401 (k) or on a payable-on-death form for a brokerage account. When the homeowner dies, the beneficiary named on the deed gets the house right away.

The deed to a property confers ownership, so transferring the deed to the beneficiary is the vital first step. Specifically, you’ll need a quitclaim or grant deed for the transfer.

Transfer on death deeds were created as a no-fuss option to avoid probate. It is akin to listing a beneficiary on a 401 (k) or on a payable-on-death form for a brokerage account.

A do-it-yourself form, newly created by the Legislature, will allow property owners to transfer land and buildings to their heirs without going through probate court — saving legal fees that ...

A grantee beneficiary is typically named in legal documents like a trust or a transfer-on-death deed. This designation allows the original asset owner (the grantor) to specify who will receive the ...