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Posts Tagged ‘Arizona Revised Statutes Section 33-405’

Parents Can Deed House to Son Upon Their Death

By Christopher Combs | October 19, 2014

  Question:  We are senior citizens living in Surprise.  Our only child is our son who lives in Ohio.  In order to avoid probate, we have placed all of our assets, such as mutual funds, in P.O.D. (payable on death) accounts with our son.   We own our home as joint tenants with right of survivorship,…

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