Related party property transfer in WA

Transfer property between family members, spouses, de facto partners, business partners or other related parties with clear guidance from Lotus Settlements. We manage your related party property transfer from preparation through to registration.

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Related party transfers with clear guidance

Lotus Settlements provides clear, practical guidance through related party property transfers in Western Australia. Our team can assist with transfers between family members, spouses and related entities, including property gifts and transfers made under a court order or private agreement.

We review the title and instructions, prepare the required land documents, coordinate identity verification, assist with the transfer duty assessment and liaise with any financial institution involved.

With Lotus Settlements, you can feel confident that your related party transfer will be carefully managed through to lodgement with Landgate. We’ll explain how market value and transfer duty may apply, even when no money changes hands, and let you know when independent legal or tax advice may be appropriate.

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Related Party Property Transfer

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Lodgement and preparation

We collect the details, review the title and agreement, and prepare the documents for your related-party property transfer.

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Verification and coordination

We verify identity, coordinate any valuation and duty requirements, and liaise with RevenueWA, banks and the parties involved.

03.

Final completion

We arrange settlement and lodge the transfer with Landgate to register the change in ownership.

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Is the property strata titled?(Required)
Is the property vacant land?(Required)

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