Does a lady bird deed include the home contents?

Attorney Tom Olsen: Allan you're on WDBO go ahead.

Allan: Hey, good morning Tom. My question is if I do an enhanced life estate deed, does it cover all the stuff inside the house, the furniture, the car in the garage, the grill outside?

Attorney Tom Olsen: No.

Allan: How far does the coverage go?

Attorney Tom Olsen: It'd be no different than any other deed, Allan, and therefore the deed is only going to be for the land and the permanent structure on it. It is not going to be for the car in the garage. It is not going to be for the furniture. Does that answer your question, Allan?

Allan: Yes sir, thank you very much and thanks for doing the show and y'all do a great job. Thank you.

Attorney Tom Olsen: Thank you, Allan. By the way, we have a book, an enhanced life estate deed also known as a ladybird deed is a tool to avoid probate on a real estate that you own in Florida. It might be your home, it might be your beach condo, it might be a vacant lot, it could be a commercial property. We can do this enhanced life estate deed also known as a ladybird deed even if you have a mortgage on the property. We have free booklets on enhanced life estate deeds and easy ways to avoid probate. You can get those at olsenlawgroup.com. That's O-L-S-E-N, lawgroup.com. Scroll down on the home page, you'll see a picture of these booklets. Fill out your name and mailing address, we'll pop it in the mail to you. It's just that simple. You'll find them at our website olsenlawgroup.com.