Yes. A TOD can be revoked by recording a new TOD, or upon the recording of a “Cancellation of Transfer of Death Deed.” Additionally, a divorce decree will invalidate the deed as to a spouse beneficiary and a TOD is revoked when all of the interest in the real property is sold. A TOD can be a simple, effective estate planning tool to transfer Texas real property at your death. However, it should not serve as a substitute for a valid Texas will or trust. Because the TOD is relatively new and can produce unintended consequences, it is highly recommended that you talk to an experienced estate planning attorney if you are thinking of transferring your Texas real property through a TOD.