Prepare deeds, affidavits, and trusts for real property. Attorney is Mark W. Bidwell. To start, call 714-846-2888. Email Mark@DeedAndRecord.com. Office is in Huntington Beach, California
For a hassle free transfer of a Hawaiian timeshare, first, a deed must be prepared, then recorded with the Bureau of Conveyances, and finally, the recorded deed must be forwarded to the timeshare resort. Transfer of owners is needed for marriage, divorce, gifts, trusts, adding or removing a co-owner, and gifting. When only one spouse …
Deeds change owners of timeshares in Orange County, California. We work with current owners to transfer a timeshare to a new owner. Timeshare owners use deeds for sales, gifts, divorce, trusts, and to add or remove a co-owner. Examples of timeshares in Orange County, California are: We prepare the deed and email the deed to …
The unintended consequences of adding a co-owner to real property are unfavorable tax treatment, exposure to the new owner’s creditors, relinquished control to sell and mortgage the real property, and failure to transfer due to an unplanned order of death. Revocable Transfer on Death Deeds (TODD) and revocable living trusts are better alternatives to adding …
When purchasing real property in California, the buyer is asked, “How do you want to own your home?” How you own your California home determines how it will transfer on your death. In other words, will the post-death transfer be in or out of probate court? Real property in your name only requires transfer to …
Often, a homeowner adds their heir as a joint tenant owner to avoid probate. A joint tenant owner can create problems. There are better alternatives. Revocable Transfer on Death Deeds (TODD) and revocable living trusts are good alternatives to joint tenancy. Revocable Transfer on Death Deeds (TODD) A TODD does not change ownership and, as …
Fractional real properties in Hawaii have several names: interval, vacation plan, or timeshare. Hawaiian timeshare is the most common term. A deed recorded with the Bureau of Conveyances is needed to change, add, or remove an owner of a timeshare. Trusts, limited liability companies, and gifts require a change in owners. Divorce, marriage, or …
Most people in California create a trust to avoid probate. But a person cannot just create trust; the trust must also be “funded.”
This post by Deed and Record considers the options for maintenance fee relief by gifting, resale, and deed back of timeshares in California, Hawaii and Nevada.
A sole owner wants to add an owner to avoid probate. This post identifies the surprises and perils for non-spouse, joint tenant owners and viable alternatives.
Examples of planning are; trusts, joint ownership, lifetime transfers, and revocable transfer on death deeds. No planning relies on the probate court for help