How do I remove my ex from my title deeds?

If you decide to buy out your partner and there is an outstanding mortgage, you will need to speak to ask mortgage lender if they will accept you as a sole mortgagor. The mortgage lender will then need to give you written consent in order to remove the other party from the deeds to your house.

Can a partner have their name removed from a title deed?

If they think she cannot afford to pay then they will refuse to remove your partner’s name. His ex-wife, if she is able to get a mortgage in her own right, can have your partner’s name removed from both the title deeds and mortgage without his consent.

What can I do with my ex-partner’s name?

If you are going through a divorce or dissolution, we can negotiate on your behalf. If you were unmarried and did not have a deed of trust or a living together agreement in place, then we can help you try to reach an agreement with your ex-partner. Can I add my partner’s name to my property ownership deeds?

Can you remove your ex’s name from a property?

Can I remove my ex-partner’s name from… Can I remove my ex-partner’s name from my property ownership deeds? This is usually straightforward but circumstances can vary depending on whether you were married or not. If you are going through a divorce or dissolution, we can negotiate on your behalf.

Who are the parties to a property deed?

In most counties, the deed must accurately include all parties to the deed as well as the signature of the person conveying or granting the deed. The name of the grantor (the person transferring their ownership) and grantee (the person to whom ownership is being conveyed)

What happens when ex spouse is still on deed?

Years pass, the former spouses remarry new spouses, and life goes on. The spouses assume that the property has been divided. Then one of the spouses decides to sell or refinance the property and learns that his or her ex is still on the deed.

Can you remove someone’s name from a deed of conveyance?

Eliminating the ownership rights of someone listed on a property deed typically involves removing the names from the deed and the title. Because some types of property are better suited to specific deeds of conveyance, this process requires knowing more about the type of property you’re discussing.

Can a surviving spouse file a new deed?

It is also unnecessary to issue a new deed. However, sometimes a surviving spouse may choose to file evidence of death, such as an affidavit, to show transfer of the property. When the deceased held property in trust, the deed to the property indicates the property had transferred to the trustee of the trust (generally the deceased).