Transfer on Death Deeds

Probate can be time-consuming and stressful. For some West Virginia property owners, a Transfer on Death Deed may be one way to keep real estate out of the probate process.

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Keeping Ownership During Your Lifetime

With a Transfer on Death Deed, you keep ownership and control of the property during your lifetime. When you die, the property is intended to pass to the beneficiary or beneficiaries named in the deed.

It Is One Tool, Not the Whole Estate Plan

A Transfer on Death Deed should be considered as part of the rest of your estate plan. Property, beneficiaries, family circumstances, and other planning documents all matter when deciding whether this option fits your situation. Learn more about long-term care and Medicaid planning.

Want to Know Whether This Fits Your Plan?

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