Based on your answers · Trust and estate planning
A declaration of trust
Who owns what share of the property, recorded in a deed and protected at the Land Registry.
| Declaration of trustrecording who owns what share | £450+ VAT |
|---|---|
| FeeIncluding VAT at 20% | £450+ VAT£540 |
Regulated work (trust wills, probate, trust and estate administration) carries a small onboarding fee for the matter and an identity check for each person. Standard wills and powers of attorney do not. It is confirmed before any work starts. For this plan it is £26.25 + VAT: £20 for the matter and £6.25 for the identity check.
Paid to others, at cost
Not Aaron’s fee. Passed on exactly as charged.
- Land Registry official copies, per document, HM Land Registry, no VAT£7
- Land Registry restriction fee, At cost, where a restriction is registeredvaries
- Timescale
- Two to three weeks.
- Who does the work
- Aaron Johnson, Consultant Solicitor and TEP, personally. No hand-offs.
Worth knowing
- Unmarried couples have no automatic rights in each other’s estates. A declaration of trust records the shares; wills say who inherits them. Mirror wills are the natural next step.
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- Standard will So the share you own goes where you want£350 + VAT