[WSBARP] TOD vs Revocable Living Trust

John McCrady j.mccrady at pstitle.com
Mon Sep 25 15:48:35 PDT 2023


It seems to me that a deed into a trust would at least impliedly revoke the TODD; nevertheless I might record a revocation just so there is no confusion or controversy


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Subject: Re: [WSBARP] TOD vs Revocable Living Trust

I think you should do what you suggest below.

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Subject: [WSBARP] TOD vs Revocable Living Trust

This question is primarily for our title gurus, who have pointed out the pitfalls of using a Transfer on Death Deed, in numerous prior email chains.

A client retained me to draft a RLT for her. Upon reviewing the recorded documents on her real property parcels, I discover that she has TODDs recorded.  Is it best to leave them as is, or revoke the TODDs and retitle the properties in her name as trustee of her trust?

Thank you in advance!

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