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TOD Deed stands for “Transfer on Death Deed.”   The owner of real estate can have his/her attorney prepare a “Transfer on Death Deed” which names the beneficiaries who are to receive ownership of the real estate after the death of the owner.  The owner signs the Transfer on Death Deed and it is recorded in the county recorder’s office in the county where the real estate is located.  Once recorded, the owner is still free to do what he/she pleases with the real estate:  mortgage it for a loan, sell it, or transfer it in any way, all without the […]

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Question:I noticed a decline in my loved one over the holidays.  What should I do?Answer:This often happens during the holiday season.  It is the time of the year when the focus turns to family and a change is often noticed.  One of the key actions you can take is to approach your loved one to see if they already have a relationship with an elder law attorney.  If they do, schedule a review meeting with that attorney.  Attempt to schedule the meeting so that you and your loved one can attend together.  If he or she does not have an […]

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