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If you want to change the legal ownership of a property, the legal process for doing so is known as a transfer of equity.

If you are looking to change the legal ownership, it's essential that you get expert legal advice from specialist Conveyancing solicitors, as transferring equity means that you may be giving up, or receiving a share in a property, and this can result in a notable change in circumstances for you and anyone else involved.

MG Legal's property equity transfer Solicitors are on hand to assist, and as the top 3 Property Solicitors in Lancaster, you'll be sure to be impressed with the 5-star service you receive.

What is a property equity transfer?

A transfer of equity is the legal process in which an individual may be added to, or indeed removed from, the title deeds pertaining to a property. The transfer is brought about, in order to alter the legal ownership of the property. The transfer can take place in consideration of an amount of money, or simply by way of an act of love and affection. Whatever the reason for the transfer of the property, our team of conveyancing experts are here to assist.

Two keys, one with a purple ribbon and the other with a pink ribbon; our Conveyancing Solicitors are property equity transfer solicitors.

Why would I transfer equity in a property?

There are a number of different circumstances in which our team are instructed to affect the transfer of property, which can include the following, as a handful of examples:

Separating or Divorcing Couples

Our team are often instructed where individuals are separating, and wish to transfer the property from joint names, into the sole name of another.

Inherited Properties

In addition, property that has been inherited may be transferred to another family member who may make better use of the same.

Simple Transfer

There does not, however, need to be a specific event that has occurred, as per the above, which initiates the transfer. Individuals may simply wish to transfer their property as an act of love and affection – would be nice, wouldn’t it!

Whatever the reason for the transfer, contact our team today who can assist and guide you through the process.

CQS Accredited Conveyancing Solicitors:

Here at MG Legal, we are accredited under the Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS). This is a recognised quality standard for residential conveyancing practices, demonstrating the reliability of our trusted conveyancing solicitors.

In order to be Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) accredited, solicitors are required to comply with the new Conveyancing Protocol as well as to the Client Service Charter, mandatory training, and other procedures that operate under the Scheme.