If a grantee dies before the grantor on a quit claim deed to trust, how do I remove the grantee’s name and replace it with a new grantee?

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If a grantee dies before the grantor on a quit claim deed to trust, how do I remove the grantee’s name and replace it with a new grantee?

Asked on October 8, 2014 under Estate Planning, Arizona

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M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 9 years ago | Contributor

I am so sorry for your loss but I'm a bit confused as to your question.  If you already transferred the property via deed and it was recorded the property is no longer the grantor's but is now part of the estate of the grantee.  Please seek legal consultation in your area.  Good luck.


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