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Gift my car if I die prematurely 2017-04-28 11:22:14 Post No. 18266563
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This is something I've been thinking about.
If something bad happens to me, and I die before I'm expected to (I'm just 25), I want my prized possession, my car, to go to my partner, whatever our relationship might be at that point.
How would I start to go about this? Should I make a living will? Because I can't sign any paperwork if I'm dead.
I looked at this page (I live in PA) and it's very detailed. http://www.dmv.org/pa-pennsylvania/title-transfers.php
Under the "vehicle as gift" section, from my understanding I think I still need to be alive, if not present to complete the deal.
Any advice?
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Sorry for being an idiot. I just want to do this legally if it happens. I'd love to just say "here's my car I'm dead I won't need it", on paper it won't hold up
Saged so I didn't bump thread
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Oh good, then they can seek it to cover half of your funeral expenses.
You want a good gift to leave behind? Get some life insurance.
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>>18266655
I meant to say *sell*
Waste of am almost get
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>>18266655
>>18266656
I'm not here to think or talk about various insurances. I wanted advice on the subject matter.
Hasn't anyone been through something similar?
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>>18266779
Talk to a lawyer and write a will.
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>>18266563
It is very, very simple.
Write a will. "I leave this to him and that to her and my car to him."
A lawyer can help with a will (and file a copy) for about $100, or you can do it, perfectly legally, on your own. Google the How To
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>>18266910
I definitely think it's worth getting a notary to write it up.
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>>18266782
>>18266910
>>18266923
Thanks guys
Always good advice when I come here
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