The Perla Law Firm, LLC - Estate Law
Deeds
From Transfer on Death Affidavits and Quit Claim Deeds to trust transfers and estate administration, we help individuals and families throughout Ohio navigate real estate transfers with confidence, accuracy, and peace of mind.
Land conveyances are common is family law, estate planning, Medicaid planning and estate and trust administration.
In estate planning, we often prepare Transfer on Death affidavits or Quit Claim Deeds to transfer real estate into Trusts to avoid probate on real estate. In Family law, the transfer of real estate via a Quit Claim Deed is frequently part of the Separation Agreement, the contract reached between the spouses to terminate their marriage.
In Medicaid Planning, when married couples are facing long term care costs, we will often assist the client with transferring the home to the healthy spouse to avoid Medicaid estate recovery.
In estate and trust administration, we help clients transfer real estate out of a deceased individual’s name or out of a trust to the beneficiaries.
We prepare other instruments, like Affidavit of Surviving Spouse, Affidavit of Confirmation and Memorandum of Trust needed to ensure clean title when a spouse dies owning a home Joint with Right of Survivorship, an owner dies with a Transfer on Death Affidavit or Deed in place or when a trustee is replaced. The Perla Law Firm, LLC prepares the Deeds and other land conveyances necessary to help our clients achieve the best outcomes for them.
Contact The Perla Law Firm today to schedule a consultation and begin building a plan that brings peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
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Estate Law Services
Estate Planning • Wills • Living Trusts • Probate Avoidance Deeds • Financial Power of Attorney • Healthcare Power of Attorney & Living Will • Disposition of Bodily Remains • Medicaid Planning • Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts • Special Needs Trusts • Elder Law • Caregiver Agreements • Guardianships
Creating estate planning documents is only part of the process. Equally important is ensuring that the right people know where the documents are located and can access them when needed.