Real Estate Transfers are a typical component of Elder Law Planning, asset protection related to Medicaid eligibility, Guardianships, Trusts & Estates, and Probate/Estate Administration.
For example, if a married person applies for Medicaid for their ill spouse, it may be important to transfer the marital home to the community spouse. There are situations when a person under 65 is transferring his or her residence to a self-settled Special Needs Trust.
An Executor may need to transfer property to a beneficiary or to a testamentary trust, pursuant to the terms of the Last Will and Testament.
There are times that a person decides to transfer real estate to his/her children, or establishes a Trust for benefit of certain family members, and transfers property to the Trust. A Guardian may need to seek Court permission to sell or transfer real estate.
Our attorneys help you to analyze the pros and cons of real estate transfers. We explain any legal impediments, and seek appropriate remedies through court petitions or negotiations.
We prepare the necessary documents, and guide you through the procedures necessary to transfer real estate, to preserve the asset, or to carry out the terms of a Last Will and Testament.
We will help you coordinate steps such as arranging for an appraisal and doing a title search, or getting any necessary confirmations from a lender.
We collaborate with attorneys in other States or countries when our clients have property outside of New Jersey that needs to be transferred.
We also handle traditional real estate sales closings for our client Guardians, Agents under Power of Attorney, Executors and Administrators.
Call us at 732-382-6070 for advice concerning asset protection and real estate transfers.
