Which deed conveys property out of a trust?

• A. Trustees deed
• B. Executors deed
• C. Guardians deed
• D. Partition deed

Answer: (A)

Conveying property out of a trust is done with a trustee’s deed. The trustee holds title to trust assets and, when transferring ownership to someone else, signs a deed in their representative capacity as trustee. This deed records the trust, the trustee’s authority, and the transfer to the new owner, making clear that the property is no longer part of the trust. The other deeds don’t fit this purpose: an executor’s deed is used to settle an estate after death, a guardian’s deed relates to a ward’s property under guardianship, and a partition deed is used to divide property among co-owners rather than to remove it from a trust.