Looking to transfer the legal ownership of your commercial property? Our team of specialist solicitors can advise you through this complex journey, offering unwavering support every step of the way.
Whether you’re starting this legal process to transfer your stake to a joint owner, provide a gift to a family member, or because a court judge has ordered so, it is critical to get the details involved in completing a transfer of equity right for everyone affected. To ensure your equity transfer is completed without issue, Giles Wilson is the team in your corner from beginning to end.
Our commercial property solicitors have a successful track record and years of experience working with various enterprises and owners. We take pride in providing high-quality and consistent legal advice at every stage, ensuring we can handle all aspects of your specific property matter.
From adding or removing someone to title deeds and advising on stamp duty fees, to liaising with mortgage lenders and registering updates to the Land Registry. At Giles Wilson, we work diligently to avoid costly and time-consuming missteps, so you can proceed without this impacting the day-to-day running of your business.
As your leading commercial conveyancing solicitors in Essex, our measured, thorough and bespoke approach is at the forefront of each commercial transfer of equity we undertake. It’s how we secure the right results, all without causing you stress.
For total peace of mind from start to finish, reach out to our legal experts today.
Our specialist solicitors in Essex has decades of experience seeing commercial transfer of equity cases through to completion. Whatever your situation, trust us to provide the support you need.
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