The original Texas statute included a form for the Transfer on death deed. The revised 2019 statute dropped it.(Courtesy / RF123) Transfer on death deeds, legal in Texas since 2015, have been ...

Q: Where can I find a free copy of the new Transfer On Death Deed? The website I found wants me to pay a fee to complete the form. A: The nonprofit Texas Legal Services Center provides a number of ...

That type of deed is known as a Transfer on ... Chapter 114 of the Texas Estates Code. That makes it a relatively new statute. The original statute contained a sample form, but when too many ...

Known as a “transfer on death deed,” the document ... keep families in homes,” Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Hecht said. The commission’s forms include the deed, a document ...

We are trying to understand whether we should have a Transfer on Death ... Plus, the Texas Supreme Court has tasked a group of attorneys with creating a form for Texas residents and attorneys ...

A: Once a person reaches age 18 (the age of majority in Texas), it is a good idea ... to sign and record both a Cancelation of Transfer on Death Deed form and a new Transfer on Death Deed.

a transfer on death (TOD) deed may be the answer. Because a TOD deed, also known as a beneficiary deed, bypasses probate, it can simplify the inheritance process and reduce costs for your loved ones.