[WSBAPT] CPA Question

[Brent Williams-Ruth]

In situations like these I submit an Ex Parte motion to grant the PR the
power to transfer and then transfer using a Deed of PR and Under the REETA
exemption instead of by probate, it is by court order.

In the petition I lay out the facts and have supporting declaration that
establishes that this would have been Mom's property if they had done
anything back at the death of Husband.

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On Fri, Aug 15, 2025 at 10:33 AM Jordan Kostelyk <
jordan at everlastinglegalsolutions.com> wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I have a question on the below scenario:
>
> PR is probating his mother's estate. His mother owned two pieces of
> residential real property. One was in her name, and the other was in her
> husband's name who died about 4 or 5 years earlier. No probate was opened
> for him. He did execute a vesting community property agreement in 1995 with
> his wife (the now deceased mother), but it was never recorded. The
> property, which is still in his name has been bequeathed to the PR (as her
> son) under his mother's will.
>
> How best can the son transfer the property to his name?
>
> Is the best route to record the CPA now then transfer?
>
> In recording the CPA must it have an affidavit of recordation or is that
> optional?
>
> Jordan
>
>
>
>
> (*Ms.*) Jordan D. Kostelyk, Esq.
>
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> *Email:* jordan at everlastinglegalsolutions.com
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