[WSBAPT] Oregon Brethren

[Paul Neumiller]

I am putting together an estate plan for a WA couple who still own a house in Oregon.  While the couple are healthy and plan on selling the house in about 1 to 3 years, you never know what could happen and one spouse dies.  The couple do not want to use a revocable trust but want to have something in place in Oregon to avoid having to probate their estate in Oregon just to take care of the house.  Is there some document or method to avoid an Oregon probate in case one (or both) spouses dies before the house is sold?   Does Oregon have a transfer on death deed process we could use or some other document?


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