Transfer of equity explained: Process, costs and legal considerations
A transfer of equity is a common legal process used to change the ownership of a property. This might involve
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At Tees, we have helped clients transfer the equity of their property, usually to family members, for a number of reasons. You may be getting married, or ending a relationship or it may be the for the formation of a trust or when a property is being gifted. Whatever the reason, it’s important to get expert legal advice before you go ahead.
A transfer of equity is the legal process to change the ownership of a property by adding or removing one or more people to the legal register. Your conveyancing solicitor will advise you from the outset and complete all legal requirements and documentation including land registry forms and charges.
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Whether you’re adding a partner to your property, removing an ex-partner after a separation, or restructuring ownership for tax reasons, a transfer of equity can be an important legal step. Our guide explains how the process works, the costs involved, and what you need to consider before proceeding.
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