To fully benefit from the protection of your Trust, it's essential to retitle your home in the name of the Trust. This process can be complicated, time-consuming, and confusing to handle on your own. That's why we've partnered with a specialized service to offer our members access to an expert team who will guide you through the entire process, all from the comfort of your home.
To maximize the protection of your trust, it’s important to retitle your home in its name. This process can be intricate and overwhelming to handle by yourself. Our trusted partner offers professional support, with experienced attorneys managing everything from the preparation of documents to the final review, ensuring the job is done right. They handle all the necessary paperwork in compliance with local laws, ensuring your assets are securely placed in your trust with complete peace of mind.
Our reliable third-party partner will manage the entire process of transferring your property into your Trust. All documents will be prepared and reviewed by a licensed attorney, ensuring full compliance with local laws and regulations.
Submitting your order through our partner's user-friendly online platform is fast and easy. You'll receive all required documents via email, ensuring a smooth and efficient property transfer into your trust.
As our partner handles your real estate transfer, don't forget to take care of transferring your other assets into your Trust!
To begin the funding process, you must have a fully signed and notarized Trust in place.
Submit your deed transfer request, providing details about yourself and your trust.
Rest assured that your real estate will be transferred accurately and smoothly by licensed attorneys.
To fully benefit from your Trust, it's important to transfer assets like your home and financial accounts into it. This involves retitling those assets so that the Trust becomes the legal owner. When the Trust owns these assets, they can be passed to your beneficiaries seamlessly, as outlined in your Trust. Rest assured, since you're the primary trustee, you still retain control and ownership of everything, just as you do now.
For most people, their home (or other real estate) is their most significant asset. To ensure your home is fully protected under your Trust, you must transfer it into the Trust by changing the deed to reflect the Trust as the owner. Imagine your Trust as a box—until you place assets inside, it remains empty. Once your home is transferred into the Trust, it will receive all the protections and benefits associated with being part of the Trust. Don't worry, as the primary Trustee, you still retain full control and ownership over all assets in the Trust.
Retitling your deed means changing the legal ownership of your property to the name of your Trust. This is an essential step in funding your Trust and ensuring your property is fully protected.
Funding a Trust means transferring ownership of your assets, like your property deed, to the Trust’s Trustee. The deed is retitled to reflect the Trustee’s name as the new owner, for example, “Trustee Name, as Trustee of Trust Name.” If there are multiple trustees, it would be written as “Trustee One Name and Trustee Two Name, as Trustees of Trust Name.”
Deed transfer requests are processed by our partner, Bundle, which guarantees same-day service for all orders.
Through our partnership with Bundle, the deed transfer process is fully handled on your behalf. This service is ideal for those who prefer expert, hands-on assistance with this essential step.
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