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Colorado conveyance of real property8/30/2023 ![]() A copy of the deed shows that in 1947, JosephĮxecuted a quitclaim deed transferring his “right, title, interest, claim and demand” Elva alleged that her deceased father was sole owner You informed us thatĮlva’s mother never remarried. In the home with her mother, until her mother died in July 1992. Her parents until her father, Inocencio, died in May 1970. She is an only child and lived in the home with Intestate succession laws, Elva is the legal owner of the home.Įlva is a 79-year-old SSI recipient. We did not need to reach the issue of an equitable ownership interest. In his or her own household, the value of the one-third reduction (VTR) never applies. SSA “will charge her rent-free shelter.” You also noted that if an SSI recipient lives Has equitable ownership interest in the home where she resides. You asked us to determine whether Elva, a Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipient, Of rent-free shelter, and the one-third reduction rule (VTR) does not apply. Home and lives in it, she is not getting in-kind support and maintenance in the form Recipient, her house is excluded from resources. Property vests immediately in heirs at the moment of the decedent’s death. (or her mother’s) ownership is not material. That the deed was not updated to reflect the recipient’s The Regional Chief Counsel, Region VIII, Denver, has determined that the SSI recipient If an SSI recipient lives in his or her own house, the houseĭoes not count as a resource for SSI purposes. ![]() The issue is whether the SSI recipient is the The recipient continued to live in the house but no notations are shown on the deed The fatherĭied in 1970 and his widow, the recipient’s mother, never remarried and died in 1992. Theįather’s name is on the deed, indicating he acquired the house in 1947. An SSI recipient in Colorado has always lived in a house owned by her father.
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