[WSBARP] Conveyance from one spouse, to joint trust

[Jeanne Dawes]

I wonder, can you have a double deed?  One deed with two sets of conveyance language?  My guess is the auditor may see this as 2 separate transactions, but maybe not.  The grantor would be H & W and the Grantee would be trust.

Jeanne

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Subject: [WSBARP] Conveyance from one spouse, to joint trust

'Mates, these things come in bunches, and I have a couple of these on my desk right now.

Question: Is it advisable to structure this conveyance in two parts (from one spouse to both, then from both to the trust where they are co-beneficiaries), to clearly comply with WAC 458-61A (and the DOR's interpretation of it)? Or can it be a single conveyance from one spouse, to the trust with two beneficiaries? What with the rising recording costs and all....

Thanks for your time and insight!

Craig
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