Hello,

You can certainly transfer the property in your sole name by a dissolution of the joint ownership, that a solicitor can do in our behalf via a Power of Attorney. However, if you also want to get your children´s names on the deeds, it will have to appear as a sale of shares from your husband to the three of you and the process will be regarded as an ordinary sale. You will have to set a price and show proof of payment to avoid paying high Capital Gains and plusvalia Taxes. I recommend you to process the dissolution that I have mentioned on the beginning and then make a will so your children inherit your property in the future. The IHT it will attract will be based on their family relationship, and they may not be as high as they would be in a sale case.

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Regards,