Property Transfers
Changing property ownership can involve important legal, administrative and duty considerations. Whether the transfer is between family members, due to a change in circumstances, or as part of a deceased estate, our office can assist with the conveyancing requirements of the transfer.
We provide clear guidance throughout the transfer process, helping you understand the documentation, requirements and steps involved in completing the transfer.
WHEN MIGHT A PROPERTY TRANSFER BE REQUIIRED
A property transfer may be required for a number of reasons, including:
Transferring property between family members
Adding or removing an owner from title
Changes in relationship circumstances
Administering a deceased estate
Other changes in property ownership
Understanding the Transfer Process
Every property transfer is different and will depend on the circumstances and the parties involved.
Reviewing the circumstances of the transfer
Identifying the documentation and information required
Preparing the necessary transfer documents
Attending to relevant duty requirements and applications
Arranging settlement and electronic lodgement where required
Before Proceeding With a Transfer
Before proceeding with a property transfer, it is important to understand:
Who will be transferring and receiving an interest in the property
Whether duty or exemptions may apply
Whether valuations or supporting documentation are required
Whether lender consent is required (if applicable)
Settlement and Completion
Settlement is completed electronically through PEXA.
Once settlement has occurred, the transfer documentation is lodged to update the registered ownership of the property.