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Transfer of property / title deeds into joint names in Scotland (Mother & Daughter)

dbm1804 · 2020-10-16 13:23:23

Could anyone tell me how to do this without a Solicitor (Scotland)?- I have a degree in law, albeit English, but I can understand it. The deed is only half a page, nothing complex. I have looked everywhere... as far as I can see we need a 'deed of disposition'? But where can I get such a document? My mother owns the…

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17 October 2020 at 11:19AM

davidmcn
Thank you. Yes I realise there are considerations & other possible liabilities like those mentioned. I will look into all. She lives in the property and is of pension age. I live 300 miles away in my own house with mortgage.

xylophone
I am fully aware of that :-). I am just finding out and reading up how it could affect each of us, then we can make an informed decision whether we should even do it at all. I won't chance a mistake :-)

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