/ In this package, our legal experts have addressed the following questions:
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- What does it mean to be “co-owners” of the property?
- What will happen to my property if I die?
- How can I change my tenancy from Joint Tenants to Tenants in Common with the Land Registry?
- Who bears the responsibility for the mortgage while our financial affairs are being settled?
- What is the process if one partner wishes to keep the property?
- How can we decide how much money should be paid in consideration if the property is transferred from joint names to one person's name?
- Will the stamp duty be payable if I buy my partner’s share?
- How can we sell the property?
- How should the sale proceeds be divided?
- What is the procedure if my ex-partner and I cannot agree to sell the property?
- How will the court decide what to do if my ex-partner and I disagree on whether to sell the property?
- What is the court procedure if my ex-partner and I disagree on whether to sell the property?
- Why is it important that I make a Will or change my existing Will?
- How can I regulate who can live in the family home? Learn more about Occupation Orders.
- Who should be the respondent to my application for an occupation order?
- How can I apply for an occupation order?
- How will the court decide whether to grant my application for an occupation order?
- In case of emergency, can I make an urgent application for an occupation order?
* Based on a £300 average hourly rate for solicitors across the country.
- What does it mean to be “co-owners” of the property?
- What will happen to my property if I die?
- How can I change my tenancy from Joint Tenants to Tenants in Common with the Land Registry?
- Who bears the responsibility for the mortgage while our financial affairs are being settled?
- What is the process if one partner wishes to keep the property?
- How can we decide how much money should be paid in consideration if the property is transferred from joint names to one person's name?
- Will the stamp duty be payable if I buy my partner’s share?
- How can we sell the property?
- How should the sale proceeds be divided?
- What is the procedure if my ex-partner and I cannot agree to sell the property?
- How will the court decide what to do if my ex-partner and I disagree on whether to sell the property?
- What is the court procedure if my ex-partner and I disagree on whether to sell the property?
- Why is it important that I make a Will or change my existing Will?
- How can I regulate who can live in the family home? Learn more about Occupation Orders.
- Who should be the respondent to my application for an occupation order?
- How can I apply for an occupation order?
- How will the court decide whether to grant my application for an occupation order?
- In case of emergency, can I make an urgent application for an occupation order?
* Based on a £300 average hourly rate for solicitors across the country.
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