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1. texaslawhelp.org › transfer-on-death-deeds-toddsTransfer on Death Deeds (TODDs) | Texas Law Help

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   4 days ago · A TODD is a way Texans can pass on land or a house without a will. TODDs are a simple way to transfer real estate to someone else after death without probate court. The article explains how TODDs work, including requirements and limitations.

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   Transfer on Death Deeds. Effective September 1, 2015, Texas enacted the Texas Real Property Transfer on Death Act that can be found in the Texas Estates Code Chapter 114. This Act serves to allow real estate to pass through a Transfer on Death Deed (hereinafter TODD).

3. estateplanningaustin.com › transfer-on-death-deedTransfer on Death Deed: Answers to Commonly Asked Questions

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   Nov 7, 2022 · In 2015, the Texas Legislature enacted a statute authorizing Transfer on Death Deeds (“TODD”). Similar to Lady Bird Deeds, which are a creature of common law, TODDs operate to convey real estate upon a person’s death without the necessity of court approval or probate.

4. www.troymmoore.com › info › texas-transfer-on-death-deedTexas Transfer on Death Deed - Troy M. Moore

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   A Transfer on Death Deed (or, TODD for short) is allowed for under Texas law by the Texas Real Property Transfer on Death Act. Simply put, a Transfer on Death Deed is a deed that a property owner signs during their lifetime that does not transfer the interest in the property until the transferring owner dies.

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5. www.texaslawblog.law › 2020 › 10Transfer On Death Deed In Texas - Texas Law Blog

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   Oct 2, 2020 · First, the TODD allows the owner to transfer title by simply recording the TODD before the owner passes away. Second, a TODD (like a will or trust) does not trigger any mortgage “due on sale” clause, and it does not affect any homestead or ad valorem exemptions.

6. guides.sll.texas.gov › wills-and-directivesTransfer Property After Death - Texas State Law Library

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   Oct 8, 2024 · A transfer on death deed (TODD) is a legal document that allows a person to transfer ownership of their property after they die. By using a TODD, a person can transfer the property directly without going through probate.

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   What is a transfer on Death Deed (TODD)?

   • A transfer on death deed (TODD) is a legal document that allows a person to transfer ownership of their property after they die. By using a TODD, a person can transfer the property directly without going through probate. This procedure can be used for property like land, houses, buildings, and vehicles.

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   What is a transfer on Death Deed in Texas?

   • In 2015, the Texas Legislature enacted a statute authorizing Transfer on Death Deeds (“TODD”). Similar to Lady Bird Deeds, which are a creature of common law, TODDs operate to convey real estate upon a person’s death without the necessity of court approval or probate.

   Transfer on Death Deed: Answers to Commonly Asked Questions

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   What is a Todd in Texas?

   • What is a TODD? In 2015, Texas enacted Chapter 114 of the Texas Estates Code, which created and authorized the TODD. Its main purpose is to allow a property owner, whose main asset is their home, to transfer their interest in the property to a designated beneficiary/beneficiaries, outside of the probate process.

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   What happens if you sell a property in a Todd?

   • A TODD doesn’t transfer property until after your death and doesn’t affect your property rights during your lifetime. You may sell the property, use it as collateral, get property tax exemptions, maintain all homestead rights, and enjoy all other property rights you currently have. What happens if I sell the property that is in the TODD?

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   Should a property owner use a Todd?

   • There are several advantages to a TODD, but a property owner needs to be aware of the disadvantages when deciding whether to use one. A TODD can be an easy way to transfer property to a beneficiary but it should be considered as one tool in the toolbox.

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   Does a Todd protect the property from creditor claims?

   • Does the TODD protect the property from creditor claims? No. You may use a TODD even when there is a lien on the property, but your beneficiary will take the property subject to all mortgages, liens and claims and will be responsible for paying debts on the property.

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8. www.texaspropertydeeds.com › types-of-deedsTexas Transfer on Death Deed - Texas Property Deeds

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   Texas allows an individual property owner (transferor) to transfer their interest in real property using a Texas Transfer on Death Deed. This deed is often referred to as a TODD. The full name of a TODD is Revocable Transfer on Death Deed .