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Transfer of Equity The transfer of property ownership, commonly referred to as a ‘Transfer of Equity’ may be needed for various reasons, including:
You may wish to transfer the ownership of a property from a single to joint name as a result of a new relationship/marriage. If a mortgage is secured on the property, the written approval of your mortgage lender will be needed.
You may wish to remove the name of an ex-partner or spouse following a divorce or separation. If a mortgage is secured on the property, the approval of your mortgage lender will be needed.
Tax planners or accountants sometimes advise property owners to transfer the ownership of property to a third party (for example child or family member). Whatever the reason for the transfer of equity, full market value must be paid or a Court Order must state that the transfer has to occur. Alternatively, the transfer of ownership will be deemed to be a gift or transfer at an undervalue in law and insolvency issues must be considered. Williamsons Solicitors will guide you through this extremely complicated area of the law.
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