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You may be referring to an enhanced life estate deed. Generally, that type of deed allows the owner to transfer a remainder interest during life and reserve the right to occupy the premises and to sell or mortgage the property. If no further action is taken, the property passes to the remainder grantee upon the death of the grantor without the need for probate.

Generally, the grantor can execute a new deed that changes the grantees without the need for any revocation of the enhanced life estate deed. However, the laws may vary. Deeds should be drafted by a professional according to the rules in the particular jurisdiction. Deeds drafted by non-professionals often contain errors that may be costly to correct later, if they can be corrected.

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What is the effect of filing cancellation of deed?

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How do you cancel a quitclaim deed?

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Are there any circumstances where a life tenant can abandon the property to live in a more affordable out-of-state residence?

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Can a father cancel the gift deed he gave his son?

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Can life estate go to a person whose name is not on deed?

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Is there a way to dissolve a life estate by using a quitclaim deed?

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