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Transfer On Death Deed
Your Future Assured
The Transfer On Death Deed does not establish a present ownership interest in the beneficiary named on the deed.
You may change the deed, naming a new beneficiary or beneficiaries, at any time before your death.
What is a Transfer On Death Deed?
It is a new provision in Ohio law that permits a sole property owner or tenants in common to name a beneficiary or beneficiaries who will take title to the property upon their death.
How Does the Transfer On Death Deed Work?
The Deed passes the home to the beneficiary or beneficiaries without the need of a probate court.
Is the Transfer On Death Deed Different From Other Deeds?
There are significant differences between the Transfer On Death Deed and other deeds that are available to you.
Before making any decision concerning the filing of a Transfer On Death Deed, you may want to consult with family members, friends and legal professionals.
Important Phone Numbers
(Recorder's Office)
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Administrative Office
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(216)443-7300
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Public Information (Room 216)
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(216)443-5898 (216)443-7318
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Filing Fees (Cashier's Dept.)
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(216)443-7316
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Living Will Hotline
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(216)443-2032
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Veteran's Discharge Papers
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(216)443-7322
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Ohio Relay Service
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1-800-750-0750
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