If you wish to transfer a property title as part of a marriage or defacto relationship, you will benefit from having an experienced conveyancer prepare the necessary documentation. Eckermanns conveyancers can assist you with property transfers in the event of a new relationship or the dissolution of an existing one.
A transfer of property, sometimes referred to as a transfer of ownership, is the process of legally changing the title names for a property.
The process to transfer property to another party can be complicated. Engaging a conveyancer is the best way to commence the process.
Completing a transfer will require specific documentation to be prepared and submitted, similar to any other changes to title deeds. But by working with an experienced professional you can ensure this process is smooth, accurate and stress-free.
Depending on the circumstances around the property title transfer it may also be necessary to liaise with lawyers and lenders, such as your bank. Again, this is something your conveyancer will be able to do on your behalf.
Eckermanns conveyancers typically assist with property transfers for people who are entering new relationships or dissolving existing relationships.
If your transaction is a transfer as a result of a new relationship, contact us and we can arrange for the registration, or transfer papers to be prepared. We will liaise with your lender if applicable and finalise the registration of the necessary documents.
Read more: How to transfer property to a spouse.
If your transaction is as a result of a dissolution of a relationship it is always best to seek legal advice and, if necessary, have agreements or court orders prepared by your solicitor. Once this process is underway contact us and we can finalise the necessary transfer papers.
If you’re looking to develop a property by subdividing, it’s important to understand the implications of different types of subdivisions so that you can make the best decisions for your site.
Whether you’re a developer, investor or a homeowner, our specialist Land and Community Division team is experienced in undertaking complex divisional-related conveyancing work, including land, community and community strata divisions, amalgamations, and easement transactions and will work closely with you through the entire division process to ensure you plan appropriately and navigate any potential issue effectivelys.
You should have your Form 1 examined by a Registered Conveyancer. Upon receipt of the Form 1, your two-day cooling off period begins. It is important that the Form 1 is reviewed to ensure that there is nothing within the legal information provided that will cause you concern as the purchaser. And if there is, you need to understand the implications.
If you appoint Eckermann Conveyancers to conduct your conveyancing we will review your Contract of Sale and Form 1 for you. Remember to get in touch as soon as you have both documents in hand because it’s then that the clock starts ticking.
Property sale transactions of any kind are a minefield of legal documents and paperwork which can be complex, time-consuming, and sometimes overwhelming – this isn’t something you do every day so we wouldn’t recommend doing it yourself.
At Eckermanns we strive to provide the best of service to our clients regardless of which side of the transaction they are on. We do it every day of the working week. You can be assured that we will walk you through each step with a full and clear explanation and make this as stress-free an experience as possible.
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring the ownership (the rights, title and interest) of Real Estate Property from one legal entity to another. A conveyancer is required for both sides of a real estate transaction – buying and selling
At Eckermanns, we have the knowledge, systems and expertise that you’ll need as you prepare for the official transfer of your new place into your own name. We deal with Residential, Commercial, Leasing, Subdivisions, Family transfers, Deceased Estates and more. We keep you updated throughout the journey from the start until finish, liaising with all parties to ensure that everything happens as planned.
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