Deceased estate property transfer

Manage a deceased estate property transfer with clear, compassionate guidance. Lotus Settlements handles the conveyancing needed to update ownership, transfer property to a beneficiary or prepare it for sale in Western Australia.

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Deceased estate transfers

Lotus Settlements provides clear, practical guidance when property needs to be transferred or sold as part of a deceased estate in Western Australia.

Our team completes title searches, confirms whether the property was owned jointly, solely or as tenants in common, and explains what documents may be required. We prepare the relevant paperwork for Landgate and RevenueWA and can coordinate with banks, solicitors, executors, administrators, beneficiaries and family members where needed.

You’ll receive plain-English communication, transparent fixed-fee pricing and clear information about expected third-party and statutory charges upfront. With Lotus Settlements, you can feel confident that the property transfer will be carefully managed at each stage.

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  • Fixed-Fee Pricing
  • Stress-Free Service
  • Personable Service
  • Direct Communication
  • Seamless Process
Deceased Estate Transfers

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01.

Title review and preparation

We review the title, death certificate, grant and estate instructions, then prepare the appropriate survivorship, transmission or transfer documents.

02.

Verification and coordination

We verify identities and coordinate documents with RevenueWA, Landgate, banks and other relevant parties.

03.

Registration and completion

We lodge the documents, monitor registration and confirm when the ownership update is complete.

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