Howdo Itransfer a home title from a trust to myself?

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Howdo Itransfer a home title from a trust to myself?

My mother put her home into a revocable trust (with me as trustee) prior to her death. How do I go about getting the house (which is left to me in her will) out of the trust and in to my name?

Asked on October 6, 2011 under Estate Planning, Minnesota

Answers:

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

Answered 12 years ago | Contributor

I am so sorry for your loss.  You realize that as a trustee you hold great powers but also have great responsibilities under the law.  It is unclear here about the other terms of the trust or the Will  - if any - if there are other siblings, etc.  So I would have some one help you understand what your responsibilities are before you go transferring anything.  Once you have everything straight - you have been appointed executor and trustee, notice has been given to creditors and beneficiaries, etc., etc., etc. - and it is time to transfer the assets of the trsut, you would transfer the house via executor's deed to yourself.  Good luck. 


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