Nancy Dulac recorded three property transfers in Lewis and Clark County on May 18, moving holdings to herself, to a family member, and into an irrevocable trust — a same-day reshuffling that suggests a deliberate estate or asset-planning reorganization tied to at least four distinct local properties.
The three deeds, recorded consecutively in Book M65 at Pages 3949, 3950 and 3951, follow a clear progression. Page 3949 transfers property from Nancy Dulac to Derek Dulac, likely a family conveyance. Page 3950 records a transfer from Nancy Dulac to Nancy Dulac — the kind of deed typically used to update how a property is held, such as moving it into or out of joint tenancy. Page 3951 transfers property to the Dulac Eira Orcelia Irrevocable Trust Agreement, a named trust that, under Montana law, removes the asset from the grantor's direct control once established.
Public records show Dulac appears in seven filings tied to four distinct properties, spanning Lewis and Clark County recorder records for real estate transfers, capital flows, and development activity. The clustering of all three deeds on a single recording date — rather than spread across weeks or months — points to coordinated action, likely with legal counsel, rather than piecemeal transactions.
Irrevocable trusts are commonly used in estate planning to shield assets from probate or, in some cases, from future creditors or Medicaid look-back periods. The naming of the trust after "Eira Orcelia" suggests a beneficiary, though trust documents themselves are not part of the public recorder file. For neighbors and anyone tracking property ownership in the affected parcels, the practical effect is that at least one of those properties now has a trust — not an individual — listed as the owner of record.