ATTENTION: IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED THIS LINK VIA MAIL/EMAIL, YOUR RESPONSE IS NEEDED

RECORDING RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY INTO TRUST

We sent you a letter about your unrecorded deed.

Watch the short video below, then follow the steps to tell us how you’d like to proceed.

NEXT STEPS

STEP 1: DOWNLOAD & READ THE WHITEPAPER

Before deciding anything, we want you to be informed. The white paper below explains:

#1: Why lenders are required to be notified when residential property is transferred into trust

#2: Why lenders frequently do not respond to these requests

#3: What your practical options are, and what each means for your estate plan

DOWNLOAD ONLINE COPY

STEP 2: ANY QUESTIONS? ASK OUR ATTORNEY-TRAINED AI AGENT

After reviewing the white paper, you may have questions. Before calling our office, we encourage you to visit our educational AI resource at www.askcraighersch.com. It has been trained on decades of estate planning guidance and can answer many of the most common questions clients have about this topic.

Please note: The AI resource does not constitute legal advice.

GO TO ASKCRAIGHERSCH.COM

STEP 3: FILL OUT OUR ONLINE FORM

Once you have reviewed the material and feel ready, please complete the short form below. It allows you to direct us on whether to move forward with recording your deed.

A few things to know before you submit:

  • If recording is required, we may need you to complete an additional affidavit. We will contact you if that is the case.
  • There is no need to call the office. We will handle everything from here based on your instructions.
  • We will notify you once your deed has been recorded.

Please complete this form as soon as possible so we can update your file. If we do not hear from you, we will not record your deed.

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