[WSBAPT] Removal of RP from RLT as TOD - One Recording or Two?

Bryce Dille BryceD at cdb-law.com
Mon Sep 18 10:41:18 PDT 2017


Only an individual can be the transferor and transfer is only effective on transferors death therefore no trust can be transferor must have two deeds



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Subject: [WSBAPT] Removal of RP from RLT as TOD - One Recording or Two?

Listmates:

I have a client who wants to remove her condo from her revocable trust and/or establish it as TOD to her child at her death.

Is there a way to accomplish the TOD objective without two recordings (incurring two recording fees)?

Can I have her, as trustee, quitclaim the condo out to herself in distribution and simultaneously convert her ownership to the TOD form in a single deed?

Or, can the trustee, at her direction as grantor record a TOD deed, retaining title in the name of the RLT?

Or, do I have to quitclaim out to the grantor, who then records a second TOD deed?

It seems silly to require two recordings in this case.


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