A Deed of Severance enables co-owners to convert a joint tenancy into a tenancy in common, ensuring each party holds a distinct and identifiable share in the property.
This creates greater certainty over how the property interest is held, managed, and ultimately transferred, particularly in the context of estate planning, relationship changes, or where there is a need to formally recognise individual financial contributions.
We provide precise advice on property ownership and structuring, ensuring arrangements are clear, robust, and legally effective.
A Deed of Severance is used where clarity over ownership is required, including estate planning, separation, or unequal contributions.
We focus on protecting your position with discreet, clear legal advice.
We assess your existing ownership structure and advise on whether severance is appropriate, taking into account your wider legal and personal objectives.
This includes a detailed review of the title position, consideration of the implications of severance, and alignment with any estate planning arrangements.
We prepare a Deed of Severance that is clear, precise, and legally effective, ensuring the agreed ownership position is properly documented.
The deed is drafted to reflect the parties’ intentions in full, with careful consideration given to execution requirements and consistency with any related legal arrangements.
We ensure the severance is properly recorded so that the ownership structure is formally recognised and protected.
This includes attending to the necessary Land Registry requirements and ensuring the title reflects the revised position with clarity.
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