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GarryVolchara [31]
3 years ago
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John owns a small rental cottage in St Augustine and his mother Brenda lives nearby in a rented apartment. He is concerned about

her having a secure home to live in after her retirement so he decides to convey the cottage to her for the rest of her life, after which, ownership will revert to him.
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What would John's attorney probably have advised him to do to achieve these goals?
Business
1 answer:
Lelechka [254]3 years ago
3 0

The option that John's attorney is going to advise him to do in order to achieve these goals would be to give a life estate to Brenda.

<h3>What is a life estate?</h3>

A life estate can be described to be an estate that a person owns and they are able to use it during the period of their lifetime.

The attorney would advise John on this with the right of reversion after she dies.

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