Property Transmissions

Often where a deceased estate includes real property, it will be necessary for the property to be ‘transmitted’ to either an authorised person for sale, or otherwise to a beneficiary.  Whilst some estate administration procedures are easier than others, property transmissions can be technically complex, and may be time sensitive where the property is to be sold.

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Ashton Estate Lawyers can assist you in navigating through the property transmission process whilst avoiding delays, whether it be:

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• Lodgement and registration of a Record of Death (to remove a deceased joint tenant owner of property);

• Lodgement and registration of a Transmission to Personal Representative (transmitting real property title to executor or administrator, whether or not a grant of Probate or Letters of Administration has been obtained);

• Lodgement and registration of a Transmission to Beneficiary (transmitting property title directly from deceased person to those persons beneficially entitled to property from the estate).

Contact us today for a free 15-minute telephone conversation regarding your circumstances and requirements, and we would be happy to assist you and outline our fixed fee property transmission services.