Property Ownership
In Hawaii, a property held in a living revocable trust is transferred to the trust through a:
AA. Court order of probate
BB. Deed conveying title from the individual owner to the trustee of the trust✓ Correct
CC. Simple written declaration without a deed
DD. Power of attorney only
Explanation
To transfer real property into a living trust, the owner must execute a deed conveying title from themselves as an individual to themselves (or another) as trustee of the named trust.
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