The powers of this deed only come into effect when the owner dies, and it may be revoked at any time by recording a revocation or another beneficiary deed for the same property.
- Statute: § 33-405, Chapter 4 – Conveyances and Deeds
- Formatting: § 11-480
- Signing Requirements (§ 33-401): Notary Public
- Where to record (§ 11-468): County Recorder’s Office
- Recording fees (§ 11-475(A)(1)): $30
Related Forms (1)
Revocation of Beneficiary Deed – This document revokes the powers of a previously recorded beneficiary deed.
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