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on ‎27-07-2021 10:21 PM

on ‎27-07-2021 10:21 PM

Deceased Estate

My parent's estate has passed probate and it will divided up between the three children.

 

50% is going to one child and 25% is going to both of the other children. 

 

All parties involved have reach an agreement where the holder of the largest portion will buy out the remaining two 25% shares.

 

Can the solicitor handling the settlement of the estate handle the transfer of the property without there being a conflict of interest and is this something that has to be done through Pexa?

 

My thoughts on the matter is that there isn't a conflict as the solicitor is acting on behalf of the estate. Am I wrong?

 

Can the solicitor draw up contracts to be signed by all parties? The new owner of the property will then register the transfer of the property through Pexa.

 

I would appreciate any thoughts on this matter.

 

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‎28-07-2021 09:22 AM - edited ‎28-07-2021 09:23 AM

‎28-07-2021 09:22 AM - edited ‎28-07-2021 09:23 AM

Re: Deceased Estate

Hi @dawnmcc61 ,

 

It sounds like you are after some legal advice and I would suggest asking about your query of conflict of interest to your chosen Solicitor. You are right that the transaction itself can be completed in PEXA.

 

Regards,

 

Isaac

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