1. Thou shall match the metal of the bit on his loafers, belt buckle, suspenders, blazer buttons and cufflinks. 2. Thou need not match the metal on his watch with the other metals he is wearing, however, it is preferable. 3. Thou can wear black shoes with a navy suit/pants. 4. Thou shall only wear black, brown or oxblood (burgundy) leather shoes for business dress. The only exceptions allowed are white bucks. Blue, green or any other colored shoes are inappropriate.
A deed is a legal document used to convey ownership. When you inherit property, you must update the deed to reflect the change in ownership. The current deed determines how the property is transferred if the home was owned with another party. If there is no surviving owner, the deed is completed by the appointed executor of the estate. Changing the deed is a simple process, but requires some paperwork.
1 Become familiar with your spouseâs financial history before you decide to add his name to your deed. 2  If you alter the deed so that you and your spouse both own the property, instead of just you, it changes the situation in the eyes of banks, lenders, and the government. The form will include a blank for your name, the names of the people to whom you want to transfer the property, and the legal description of the property (which you can copy from your old deed). 2  You want to transfer the property from yourself to your spouse and yourself, making the two of you joint owners.