Title Release Requirements Explained

Summary

To release a property title, the mortgage debt must be settled, and proof of payment provided. If a will is locked in a deceased attorneys office, legal steps are needed to retrieve it and apply for probate. Funds can be placed in an estate account until probate is granted. The wife must authorize payment to RBC upon probate receipt. RBC may delay action if informed of available funds, but theres no guarantee of probate or RBCs acceptance.

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draft a response to an attorney advising that we cannot release the title as the mortgage debt remains outstanding
Certainly! Here's a draft response:
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Dear [Attorney's Name],
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to address your request for the release of the title for [Property Address or Description]. Unfortunately, we cannot proceed with releasing the title at this time, as the mortgage debt associated with the property remains outstanding.
Please let us know if there are any further questions or if we can assist in any other way.
Thank you for your understanding.
Best regards,
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Feel free to adjust it to better fit your style or add any specific details!
Advise an attorney that in order for the release to be provided, the client is required to complte certain steps
Here's a draft response for advising the attorney on the steps required for release:
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Dear [Attorney's Name],
I hope you're doing well. To proceed with the release of the title for [Property Address or Description], the client must complete the following steps:
*. Settle the outstanding mortgage debt.
*. Provide written proof of payment.
*. Submit any additional required documentation.
Please let us know if further clarification is needed.
Best regards,
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Feel free to modify it as necessary!
reword the following; As discussed earlier today, the funds can be put into an estate account and locked until the grant of probate has been obtained. Give that the will is locked in a deceased Attorney's office, the wife needs tp seek the assistance of an attorney to approach the court to get an order to remove the will from the said office and then apply for the grant of probate. Thereafter, when the application has been made, the wife of albert can give us the permission to pay the remaining proceeds over to RBC directly when the grant of probate is obtained. If she is willingly to do this, we can then write RBC requesting that they hold off their action until teh grant is obtained, advising that we have a substantial amount of funds that can be applied to their facility but there is no guarantee that the probate will be granted to the wife, or whether RBC would accept such a letter and hold off.
Certainly! Here's a reworded version:
As discussed earlier today, funds can be placed in an estate account and secured until probate is granted. Since the will is in a deceased attorney's office, the wife must seek legal assistance to obtain a court order to retrieve the will and apply for probate. Once the application is made, Albert's wife can authorize us to pay the remaining proceeds directly to RBC upon receiving probate. If she agrees, we can request RBC to delay action until probate is granted, indicating that we have significant funds available but can't guarantee probate will be granted to the wife or RBC's acceptance to delay.