99.99.194.227: Estate Code Section 114.002

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Estate Code Section 114.002

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			I am a person who has lived this ill defined 114 estate code ....an 80 year old women, retired teacher.....Have spent 100's of hours on this one subject. Estate Code 114.

			I think A main problem with Texas right of survivorship deeds is evidenced in the Property Code Property Agreement signed at the closing for our house, where John and I gave to each other Right Of Survivorship" and there was a nebulous notice that the survivorship could be revoked by both parties ...or by one and noticed delivered to the other. We did not comprehend the power of that notice in barely readable print....that one of us could get away with doing that without the consent of the other person.We had devised our own agreement that included medical care, household finances death. We had had it for the prior house we had lived in in a different state notorized in that state. I was out of the country on a tour with family and John's daughter was able to talk him into a Texas County law office.. pre arranged w/o notice to me or him.........before I even knew what happened weeks later, only by looking at the court records.... I no longer had survivorship in Johns half of the house His daughter was the beneficiary on a TODD .....So I recommend that there should be a legal formality in breaking up a Right of Survivorship property agreement... a notice before its allowed to be legally taken away perhaps being served formally and acknowledged before the survivorship can be given to another in state records.....
			It was a "slap in the face" There must be some formality. Im still shocked this could happen John and i lived together for 5 more years making our co-habitation of over 20 years before he died.

			There has to be a way....i would fight this but litagation is out of my budget...as told by the daughter who hold a TODD ....The whole house for sale on the open market...Now its Get reaty for a right of partition....all this because the TODDwas inacted and I never had to even sign the the recind order

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99.99.194.227: Estate Code Section 114.002

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