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A survivorship deed is a legal document that allows co-owners of a property to automatically transfer their interest in the property to the remaining co-owner(s) upon their death. This means that the property does not go through probate, simplifying the transfer process. The term "exempt" typically refers to the avoidance of probate taxes or fees, making the transfer more efficient and cost-effective for the surviving owner(s).
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I have life use or survivor ship rights to a deed can I will my daughter my life use or receivership right?
Think about that for a minute. You have a life use of something. It ends when you die. You can't will that to anyone, as once you die, it no longer exists.
What happens to your fathers house if he put my name on it with him. He died in 2 years. The will says his assets be divided between his 5 daughters. Can they force me to sale it.?
It will depend on the type of deed. If there are no survivor ship clauses, the house may have to be sold.
What document is best for business partners to add name with survivor-ship for cars and real property?
A certificate of Title is the document needed to change the ownership of a motor vehicle. A deed is the document needed to transfer ownership of real property.
Was paul the only survivor of the ship wreck off of Malta?
No
Can a right of survivor-ship be reversed by other family members?
yes.
Can rights of survivor-ship be reversed by other family members?
yes.
Could someone be alive now and they were on the titanic ship?
No. The last survivor, Millvina Dean, died in 1997.
Do you have to have a deed to a ship to make a crew on puzzle pirates?
Yeah mate.
What happens to property when all persons listed on a survivor ship deed have died?
The last surviving owner would have owned the property at death and it would pass to her/his heirs according to their will or the laws of intestacy if they had no will. Their estate would need to be probated in order for title to pass to their heirs legally.
Who is the only survivor in Moby Dick?
Ishmael is the only survivor in Moby Dick. He is the narrator of the story and is rescued by the ship Rachel at the end of the novel.
When you find a house and it is a sheriff sale and a survivor-ship deed was on this house does that mean there is still a mortgage to pay off?
A survivorship deed has nothing to do with whether there is a mortgage on a property sold by a sheriff's deed.A sheriff's deed conveys only what interest the debtor owned in the property. The debtor may have no interest in the property. It may be subject to a mortgage or the debtor may have only owned a half-interest. There may be other liens. In fact, language recited in a sheriff's deed generally declares that the sheriff does not certify the debtor had any interest in the property only that IF the debtor did own any interest in the property it is conveyed by the deed. That means a buyer needs to do a comprehensive title examination performed by a professional to disclose the legal status of the property. You should contact an attorney who specializes in real estate to represent you if you are interested in purchasing the property.
How does Robinson crusoe end up on the island?
He goes on a voyage and the ship becomes wrecked. He is the only Survivor.
