What Is a Transfer on Death Deed? A transfer on death deed lets a property owner name a beneficiary who will receive real estate automatically at the owner’s death, without that property passing through probate court. Under Montana Code Annotated Section 72-6-404, an individual may transfer property to one or more beneficiaries effective at death […]
Silverman Law Office attorney R. Mark Josephson will be included in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America for real estate law in the Billings area, extending a recognition he has held every year since 2010. Attorneys who receive this recognition are selected through a peer-review process in which other attorneys evaluate […]
What Is the Difference Between the Two Trust Types? A revocable trust can be changed or canceled by the person who created it, called the settlor, at any point while they are alive and have legal capacity, which makes it a flexible tool for most people early in the planning process. An irrevocable trust generally […]
Silverman Law Office, PLLC has been named a Tier 2 firm in the Billings area for real estate law in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms, which ranks firms nationwide based on peer and client evaluations. Best Law Firms rankings are based on a rigorous process that combines client and professional reference surveys with […]
Montana Sets a Short Window for Adverse Possession Claims Montana allows someone to gain legal title to land they do not own by treating it as their own for long enough, a doctrine that surprises many property owners the first time they encounter it. Under Montana Code Annotated Section 70-19-411, a claimant must show open, […]
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