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Transfer of site from parents

Housebuyer2019 · 2023-01-21 09:22:10

Hi all, My parents are in the process of transferring a site to me with their solicitor, getting a valuation, site maps, tax advice etc. Should I be engaging my own solicitor to accept the transfer? Is there anything else I need to get sorted (high level)? I have outline and speaking to an architect about getting FPP soon.

21-01-2023 10:22AM

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Housebuyer2019

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Hi all,
My parents are in the process of transferring a site to me with their solicitor, getting a valuation, site maps, tax advice etc.
Should I be engaging my own solicitor to accept the transfer? Is there anything else I need to get sorted (high level)? I have outline and speaking to an architect about getting FPP soon.

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#2 21-01-2023 10:47AM

muffler

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You will need your own solicitor. The law society doesn't allow its members to act for both parties. As you have OPP I can't see you needing anything else but your solicitor will advise you accordingly.

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#3 21-01-2023 10:50AM

blackbox

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Much as it pains me to give them any business, yes you ought to get your own solictor.

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