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Aug 6th, 2022
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A major issue with survivorship destinations is that once the clause is included, it cannot be revoked by one party; both parties must agree to remove it by having another deed prepared. The clause does not allow for any flexibility and will always trump the wishes of the deceaseds Will.
If you owned the home jointly, the title deeds may have a survivorship destination or survivorship clause. This means that youll automatically inherit the other persons share of the property, and youll have full rights to stay in the home.
A solicitor would be able to confirm how title is held by looking at the title Deeds. In order to evacuate a Survivorship Destination, you require the permission and signature of both owners of the property.
A survivorship destination cannot be overruled by a party leaving their share of the property to a beneficiary in their Will. Parties can evacuate the destination by both agreeing to remove the clause, which is the only option for unmarried couples.
The simple answer is yes, as the use of a survivorship clause can be beneficial in certain cases enabling the estate to save a lot of money, usually from inheritance tax (IHT).
Without a survivorship clause, then any gifts of the estate on first death would need to pass to the survivor before it can be distributed to any further beneficiaries. This will mean the assets of the first testator will be calculated for IHT on first death and again on second death.
Special destinations, also sometimes known as survivorship destinations, are conditions that commonly appear in the title of property held by more than one person, usually spouses, which provide that on the death of one of the spouses their title automatically passes to the survivor.
A survivorship clause is something which you can put in your title deeds which provides that on the death of the first proprietor, the surviving proprietor, often a spouse or a civil partner, will automatically inherit the predeceasing proprietors interest in the property.
A solicitor would be able to confirm how title is held by looking at the title Deeds. In order to evacuate a Survivorship Destination, you require the permission and signature of both owners of the property.
A good example of this would be a testator who dies and in his Will leaves his estate to his two daughters with no survivorship provision. If one daughter dies shortly afterwards then the gift to her would still take effect but would be paid to her estate.

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