Easing the burden

When a person passes away, it can be an upsetting time for their family and friends. If that person has made and maintained a will however, it can ease the stress for loved ones when the time comes to deal with the person's assets. A will usually gives instructions for things like distributing money held in bank accounts or the conveyancing or transfer of property assets.


Transfer or sale

There are two main ways a physical property can be dealt with after a person has passed away. The first is that the property may be sold, and the cash proceeds from the sale added to the deceased estate for distribution among the beneficiaries. The second is that the property can be transferred into the name or names of any applicable beneficiaries.

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Legal assistance

If you are the executor or the beneficiary of a property left in a will, you will need to seek legal assistance to ensure the property transfer is completed correctly.

An accredited conveyancer will be able to help you with this process. Once the will has been legally verified and accepted, the conveyancer will complete the legal requirements to have the property transferred.

Alternative option

Sometimes, a person may wish to transfer their property assets to family before they pass away. If you wish to do this, it can help to employ the services of a conveyancer with local experience. It is easy to search online for the best conveyancing Sydney has to offer and choose an appropriate professional to work with.

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