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Those with smaller Estates may want to consider a Transfer on Death Deed. #Clauselllaw

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Property transfer concerns without probate could include Enhanced Life Estate Deed or Transfer on Death Deed. #Clauselllaw

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Monies received for the deceased should be put into a separate properly named Estate account. For estate identification numbers call IRS.

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Having just a basic estate plan may prevent heirs from years of legal battles deciding who gets what.

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