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rachel silvester

Rachel Silvester

Solicitor

Head of Residential Conveyancing

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Gemma Beardmore

Residential Property Solicitor

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Julie Brammer

Senior Property Lawyer

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Bethany Edwards

Senior Property Lawyer

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Need to transfer the ownership of your home?

Want to be released from your mortgage obligations?

Following a divorce or separation, co-owners of a property may need to change the ownership arrangement. Whether this is as a result of a court order or by voluntary agreement, the transfer of equity is a legal transaction that should be completed by a licensed conveyancer.

Permission will have to be sought from your mortgage company and any other secured lenders and the transfer must be registered at the land registry to be binding.

We can negotiate with your mortgage lender for consent to transfer and release from mortgage obligations depending on your circumstances. We make sure that the conditions of your divorce or separation agreement are met and evidence is provided to the court.

Get a free conveyancing quote

Call us on 01782 577 000 and one of our friendly and helpful team will provide you with a personalised quote for any of our services. Or you can receive an immediate online quote for:

  • buying or selling a freehold residential property;
  • buying or selling a leasehold residential property;
  • mortgage or remortgaging.

Based in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, our specialist residential property solicitors provides conveyancing services throughout Staffordshire and Cheshire.  To find out more, contact us on 01782 577000.

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Useful resources

Guide to buying or selling your home

 

This details:

  • the conveyancing processes; and
  • the information which you need to collect.

Understanding conveyancing fees, searches and additional costs

 

This explains:

  • the basis of our legal fees
  • searches; and
  • the additional costs (disbursements).

Reducing the risk of property fraud

 

This guide outlines:

  • the information you will need to prove your identity; and
  • other steps to prevent fraud in conveyancing transaction.
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