When would I need a Transfer of Equity?
A Transfer of Equity adds or removes one or more people from the legal title or ownership of a property. It is often done when a couple marries or enters into a civil partnership, or when either of those relationships are dissolved. The legal title will then reflect the new ownership of the property. A parent may also add a child to their property ownership, which would be treated as a gift where no money changes hands.
The team here at A.N. Law have many years’ experience, being sensitive when dealing with multiple parties involved in such matters.
Quality Assurance
A.N. Law has been accredited with the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) so you can rest assured that we have the skill and expertise to provide quality residential conveyancing advice.
Our conveyancing team have years of in-depth experience that you can trust and rely on throughout the conveyancing process. They will be pro-active, keeping you informed throughout the transfer of equity.
How long will the transfer of equity take?
Straightforward transfers take 4-6 weeks, but every transaction is different and each one will depend on the circumstances. The process will take longer if there is a mortgage involved.
