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What is a Bill of Transfer for Living Trust?

If you're interested in a living trust property transfer, our Bill of Transfer can help you do just that. You can't transfer ownership of anything with a deed or title - which means houses and vehicles are out - however, a Bill of Transfer for Living Trust can help with most other items.

A lot of people take care of ownership issues when it comes to estates and vehicles, but what about that fine china set or the collection of jewelry? A Bill of Transfer for Living Trust (otherwise known as a Transfer of Property Form for Living Trust) can help make things a lot easier when someone passes away and it can also help cement just who owns what property. Why do this? Only property that's owned by a trust can be distributed by it. It's a great way to make sure all valuables are protected - along with the rights of the present and future owners. Our Bill of Transfer for Living Trust can help straighten everything out.

NOTE: This document cannot be used to transfer real estate or other property that has a title document, such as a vehicle. If you desire to transfer real property into your trust you should consider preparing a Quitclaim Deed.

When to use a Bill of Transfer for Living Trust:

You want to transfer personal property that doesn't have a deed or title.
You're helping someone make sure their property is protected.

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BILL OF TRANSFER - LIVING TRUST

We, and hereby sell, transfer, and assign to the Trustee of the , all of our right, title and interest in the assets(s) described on the attached Schedule A.


Date:	____________________________________


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Bill of Transfer

Schedule A

, and his/her spouse, if any. Even though property may be owned solely by , including the signature of the spouse removes any doubt concerning the spouse's interest in the property. Grantor