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Hello All,
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I have a question on the below scenario:
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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.
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How best can the son transfer the property to his name?
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Is the best route to record the CPA now then transfer?
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In recording the CPA must it have an affidavit of recordation or is that optional?
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Jordan
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(<em>Ms.</em>) Jordan D. Kostelyk, Esq.
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<strong><u>Tel:</u></strong> 425-244-5196
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<strong><u>Email:</u></strong> <a href="mailto:jordankostelykatlaw@gmail.com">jordan@everlastinglegalsolutions.com</a>
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<strong><u>Website:</u> </strong><span style="color: #222222;"><a href="https://everlastinglegalsolutions.com/">https://everlastinglegalsolutions.com/</a> </span>
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