Thursday, October 1, 2009

Senator Schiavoni’s Property Transfer Bill Gains Approval of Civil Justice Committee


COLUMBUS – The Ohio Senate Judiciary-Civil Justice Committee passed Senate Bill 124 this week. The bill, sponsored by Senator Joe Schiavoni, will make it easier for Ohioans to transfer property upon death.

Senate Bill 124, co-sponsored by Senator Keith Faber (R-Celina), changes the transfer of death designation instrument from a deed to an affidavit. The bill also allows an individual who owns real property or any interest in real property as a survivorship tenant to execute a transfer on death designation affidavit.

“This bill simplifies a current, complex law,” said Senator Schiavoni. “Plain and simple: it makes it easier for the average person to transfer property upon death.”

This marks the first bill Senator Schiavoni has introduced to pass committee less than 10 months into his tenure as a State Senator. Senator Schiavoni was appointed to the Senate in January, 2009.

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Minority Leader Eric H. Kearney - Cincinnati - 9th District
Assistant Minority Leader Joe Schiavoni - Canfield - 33rd District
Minority Whip Nina Turner - Cleveland - 25th District
Assistant Minority Whip Edna Brown - Toledo - 11th District
Senator Tom Sawyer - Akron - 28th District
Senator Charleta B. Tavares - Columbus - 15th District
Senator Shirley Smith - Cleveland - 21st District
Senator Michael J. Skindell - Cleveland - 23rd District
Senator Lou Gentile - Steubenville - 30th District
Senator Capri S. Cafaro - Hubbard - 32nd District

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