Q: What’s the best way to leave property to someone that is not a direct heir?
I have an uncle that wants to leave some property to my under age son, upon my uncle’s death. He has children of his own and I don’t want it to be an issue for my son when the day comes. This is some nice real estate and a decent amount.
A: He can always amend his deed to make it where he and your son share an interest in the property with rights of survivorship, or he can draft a will indicating that that particular property goes to your son upon his passing.
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