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Married and both own homes? Watch out for stamp duty when remortgaging

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If you and your spouse/civil partner both owned property before getting together and are now remortgaging, watch out...
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Can they enforce that in a court of law?!
The key thing is the person is taking on the debt that is what the SDLT is based on not the equity.
Live with GF in her house.
Own flat which rent out and part own another rented out property (no mortgage on that one)
Getting married next August
My flat fixed mortgage deal up in March (£40k), her house fixed deal up in June (£150k)
My (limited) common sense says to put both mortgages together under both our names. However, will this be more hassle/cost than it's worth?