This discussion explores the best way to transfer property from a mother to her child when it was initially registered in the mother's name. While a Gift Deed is suggested as a viable option with nominal tax implications, the use of a General Power of Attorney (GPA) is advised against, as it may not remain valid after the mother's passing. The effectiveness of a Will versus a GPA for future sale and inheritance is also debated, with concerns about potential cancellations or modifications of a Will and the difficulty of enforcing a GPA post-lifetime.