Randy and Chelsea Roberts transferred three separate Lewis and Clark County properties into the Roberts Family Irrevocable Trust on July 30, consolidating what public records show as at least six filings tied to three distinct parcels into a single legal entity in one day.
All three deeds were recorded the same day — July 30, 2026 — and appear in consecutive pages of the county recorder's books: M65, pages 6518, 6519, and 6520. The transfers from Randy J. Roberts and Chelsea L. Roberts to the Roberts Family Irrevocable Trust were recorded across both the real estate and capital flows indexes maintained by the Lewis and Clark County Recorder's Office.
Moving property into an irrevocable trust is a common estate planning tool, often used to remove assets from a taxable estate or protect them from future creditors. Once transferred, the grantors typically give up direct control of the assets, which pass to named beneficiaries under the terms of the trust document. The trust itself becomes the legal owner of record.
For neighbors and anyone tracking Helena's property landscape, the practical effect is that three parcels previously held in the Roberts name now carry a trust designation in the county's records. The deeds are public record at the Lewis and Clark County Recorder's Office.