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Thank you for visiting our Transfer of Equity page. We must inform you that Lawyers Online is not currently providing Independent Legal Advice (ILA) on Transfer of Equity transactions.
This includes matters such as transferring property ownership between spouses on marriage, between former partners on divorce or separation, between family members, between joint owners, or in connection with a TR1 form lodged with HM Land Registry.
A Transfer of Equity is the legal process by which the registered ownership of a property is changed — for example, adding a person to the title deeds, removing a person from the title deeds, or changing the ownership shares between existing co-owners. It is recorded with HM Land Registry by way of a TR1 form (or a similar form for partial transfers).
Independent Legal Advice is commonly required for the party transferring their interest (the transferor), particularly where the transfer is between spouses, family members or other connected parties, to ensure that the transfer is being made freely, with full understanding of the implications, and without undue influence. This requirement reflects the principles set out in Royal Bank of Scotland v Etridge (No 2) [2001] UKHL 44.
If you need a solicitor for a Transfer of Equity, we recommend the following resources:
While we cannot help with Transfer of Equity, we provide Independent Legal Advice on a wide range of other matters:
For any of the above, we offer same-day video appointments at a fixed fee of £150 + VAT.