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Transfers of title

Transferring property between family, partners or entities — done correctly, with clear advice on stamp duty.

Transferring a property — to a spouse or partner, between family members, from a deceased estate, or into a trust or company — can be more complex than it first appears. Getting it wrong can be costly.

We handle the transfer end to end, advise you on any stamp duty or exemptions that apply, and coordinate with any lender so everything is done properly.

Transfers we handle

  • Transfers between spouses or de facto partners
  • Transfers following separation or divorce
  • Parent-to-child and other family transfers
  • Transfers from a deceased estate to beneficiaries
  • Transfers into or out of a trust or company
  • Stamp duty advice, including available exemptions
  • Coordination with your lender to discharge or vary a mortgage

Fixed fee, disclosed upfront. You'll receive a written quote setting out our professional fee plus searches and disbursements at cost — before any work begins.

How it works

1

Tell us the situation

Let us know who's transferring to whom and whether there's a mortgage involved.

2

We advise on duty

We explain any stamp duty payable and whether an exemption applies.

3

Documents prepared

We prepare and lodge the transfer documents correctly.

4

Completion

We complete the transfer and confirm registration of the new ownership.

Good to know

Common questions

Often yes, but some transfers — such as certain transfers between spouses — may be exempt. We'll assess your situation and advise before you proceed.

Yes. We regularly assist executors and beneficiaries to transfer property from a deceased estate.

We coordinate with the lender to discharge or vary the mortgage as part of the transfer.

Let's make your settlement simple

Send through your contract or just ask a question — we'll come back to you the same business day.

Request a fixed-fee quote