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To change ownership of a property title you must complete a title transfer. A number of steps are involved and these are impacted by the type of current ownership of the property, how you are changing the ownership and whether the property has a mortgage noted on the title.

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Some Important Facts About Title Transfers

People change the ownership of their title for a number of reasons. It can be as a gift to their spouse or due to a change in their circumstance. The type of transfer will determine the conveyancing work needed.
Some common examples are:

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CHANGES TO NAMES - UPDATING, ADDING OR REMOVING

This occurs when someone may have changed their name through marriage or divorce and needs to update the title to their current name.
The title holder has now married and wishes to add their spouse to the title.
One of the title holders has passed away and their name needs to be removed from the title.

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Change IN ownership structure

The ownership structure on the title may no longer be relevant to the company or individuals who own the property eg they wish the property ownership to be transferred to a family trust.

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Family related

The property owner passes away and bequeaths the property thus requiring a change in the ownership.

CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE CHANGED

Changes in personal and financial circumstances can mean the need for a change in the property title. Perhaps the property was bought jointly and now one partner wishes to buy the other out or a divorce requires the title to be updated.

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