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A transfer of equity is the legal process of changing the names on a property's title — typically when adding or removing a partner after marriage, divorce, separation, inheritance, or a buy-out. If there's a mortgage on the property, the existing lender must consent and the conveyancing solicitor handling the transfer must be on the lender's approved panel.
Pick your mortgage lender below to find conveyancing firms approved on their transfer of equity panel. Every firm we list is regulated by the SRA, CLC, or the Law Society of Scotland or Northern Ireland, and confirmed on the lender's current panel.
A transfer of equity is a legal transaction that changes the ownership of a property, typically by adding or removing a name from the title deed. Common scenarios include:
Where the property is mortgaged, the mortgage lender must consent to the transfer and instruct a solicitor on its approved panel to handle the conveyancing. Use the lender list above to find a panel-approved firm.