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  • Transfer on Death Instrument (TODI)  Intake Form

    Transfer on Death Instruments (TODI) are an often undervalued and underutilized tool in estate planning. Unlike property transferred by a will, property with a TODIattached does not need to go through the probate process before the beneficiary can receive their gift. These valuable instruments allow a person to seamlessly transfer ownership of a residential real estate property to a party of their choosing when the original owner passes away. If you own real property, using a T.o.D. can allow your loved ones to bypass probate and begin enjoying the property immediately upon your death. Please submit this TODI Intake Form if you are interested in receiving an invitation to our TODI Clinic where volunteer attorneys from CARPLS will be at The Kindness Campaign to help you create, notarize and file a TODI.
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  • PLEASE LET US KNOW ABOUT THE PROPERTY

  • ABOUT YOUR SPOUSE (If Applicable)

    Complete this section if you are currently married. This information is requested to cross reference a database to ensure there will not be any unforseen obstacles with rendering services and filing with the appropriate agency.
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  • ABOUT YOUR CHILD(REN)

    Complete this section for child(ren) OVER THE AGE OF 18. If you have more than four (4) children please inform us in the section near the bottom that allows for you to share information. This information is requested to cross reference a database to ensure there will not be any unforseen obstacles with rendering services and filing with the appropriate agency. THIS IS ONLY NECESSARY FOR CHILDREN OVER THE AGE OF 18.
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  • ABOUT THE BENEFICIARY(IES)

    List all of the Individuals you wish to inherit your property (the beneficiaries) and the percentage ownership that you want them to have if you’re choosing more than one beneficiary. The total percentages cannot be more than 100%. For example, do you want each beneficiary to own the same percent of the real estate upon your death, or do you want your beneficiaries to own different amounts. For instance, if you name two beneficiaries, do you want them each to inherit 50% of the property upon your death or do you want to leave one person 75% and one person 25%?
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