Property and conveyancing attorneys in [Town]
The firm acts for buyers, sellers, families and lenders on the transfer of land and homes in Trinidad, from the first agreement to registration of the deed.
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Matters we handle
- ✓Agreements for sale
- ✓Title searches and investigation of title
- ✓Deeds of conveyance, gift and assent
- ✓Mortgages and discharges for banks and credit unions
- ✓Transfers between family members
- ✓Stamp duty and registration
Documents to bring
- National ID or passport for each party
- Copy of the existing deed
- Survey plan, if available
- Bank or credit union approval letter
- Recent land and building tax receipts
How it works
Agreement
An agreement for sale sets out the price, deposit and completion date.
Title search
Past deeds are checked to confirm ownership and any charges on the land.
Deed & completion
The deed is prepared and signed, and the balance is paid.
Registration
Stamp duty is paid and the deed is registered.
Property & conveyancing: common questions
How long does a property transfer usually take?
It depends on the title search, the bank's process and registry times. Your attorney will give you an estimate after reviewing your documents.
What is a title search?
A review of past deeds and records to confirm who owns the land and whether there are mortgages or other claims on it.
Who pays the legal fees?
This is usually set out in the agreement for sale. Fees are confirmed in writing before work begins.
This is general information only and is not legal advice. Please arrange a consultation about your own situation.
Send a short enquiry online or call chambers during office hours.