Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Massachusetts

Re: House deed

Echoing the other responses, and without going into excruciating detail, there are a whole host of questions an attorney would ask prior to responding. There are potential estate and tax consequences of various alternatives, and you would want to be aware of these before taking action. You really should contact a trust & estates attorney.

Re: House deed

If you are married at the time of the death, there could be issues.

This is a matter that requires some estate planning.

Re: House deed

You can put your son's name on the deed now, and that should suffice. I assume you are not involved in a divorce and do not have an order restraining you from transferring property. Feel free to contact me if you need further assistance.

Re: House deed

Assuming you are not going through a divorce, you can put your son'e name on the deed, but there are some estate planning issues that may arise after your death.

If your home is your primary asset, there could be some issues. I would suggest you contact an attorney to discuss the facts in more detail.

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