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Transfer of title deeds after death of partner
dbcol
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi everyone
i have recently lost my partner (not married) to cancer.
i have recently lost my partner (not married) to cancer.
We owned our present property jointly and I now wish to sell the house so that I can move on
I have probate and was the only beneficiary in his will with no one to contest so it should be fairly straightforward
does anyone know if I can do this without a solicitor or is it not advised
i I need to save as much money as I can really.
I have probate and was the only beneficiary in his will with no one to contest so it should be fairly straightforward
does anyone know if I can do this without a solicitor or is it not advised
i I need to save as much money as I can really.
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If you are selling there is no point in transferring it in to your sole name it is not needed.2
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Just give you conveyancing solicitor the death certificate when they sell the property, no need to do anything additional.
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It will be the grant of probate that will be needed rather than the death certificate.lisyloo said:Just give you conveyancing solicitor the death certificate when they sell the property, no need to do anything additional.0
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