[WSBAPT] Question about RCW 88.33 and transfer of real property into Revocable Living Trust

[Teunis J. Wyers]

I don't think a transfer to a RLT will "wreak havoc" with a forest land
designation, so long as the client is not converting to some more intensive
use.  The county may ask for an update to the client's forest management
plan, which is a requirement to that designation.

On Wed, Apr 3, 2019 at 5:16 PM Sarah Dion <sarah at dionlaw.com> wrote:

> Hi all-
>
> I have a client who owns real property in Chelan County that has been
> designated "forest land" under RCW 88.33.130. He would like to transfer
> ownership of this property to an RLT (assume for good reasons). I am trying
> to make sure the transfer won't wreak havoc with this designation. I've
> been trying to figure this out, but am coming up empty. I confess I don't
> have many clients who own forest land!
>
> Does anyone have insight on this or ideas? Thanks in advance!
>
> Sarah Jael Dion
>
> Dion Law PLLC
> 206-550-4005
> sarah at dionlaw.com
> www.dionlaw.com
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