[WSBARP] TOD Deed

[Chris B]

A number of my fine colleagues have sent me sample forms.

Two more questions... is the grantor the original grantor who made the TODD or do we reverse the parties on the revocation?

Also, how are you dealing with the REETA. Is one required?

CTB

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Chris:

I've attached an edited draft of the format I use.

Jim Dolan

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Jones Butler Dolan, PS
P.O. Box 458
10027 SR 532
Stanwood, WA 98292
(tel) 360-336-2939
(fax) 360-336-2949



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Subject: [WSBARP] TOD Deed

Does anyone have a form for revocation of a Transfer on Death deed they'd be willing to share?

Chris Benis
First Avenue Law Group, PLLC
321 First Avenue West, Seattle, WA  98119
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