Compassionate Notice of Death Services for NSW Property Titles

Notice of Death and Title Transfers in NSW

When a joint owner passes away, lodging a formal notice of death with a valid death certificate is essential to transfer ownership. Whether the property was held as joint tenants, or belonged to a solo owner or only owner, our conveyancer team at Flash Conveyancing handles the entire legal process smoothly.

We assist surviving owners through the process of changing title records to reflect the surviving beneficiary or survivor. By changing the name on title records correctly, we ensure peace of mind during a difficult time.

Respectful, Fixed-Fee Support When You Need It Most

Fixed-Fee Support, No Surprises
One clear price for the whole process. We handle the lodgment and the paperwork while you look after family.

What Happens When a Property Owner Passes Away?

Let Flash Conveyancing Handle the Legal Details

After-Hours Appointments

Fixed-Fee Notice of Death Costs

At Flash Conveyancing, we take the guesswork out of updating your title with our transparent Fixed Price package. Whether you are searching for expert conveyancing or looking for reliable conveyancing near me, we handle the entire change of name on title for a single

Fixed Fee of $737.00 (GST included).

This all-inclusive rate covers our professional service fee alongside all required disbursements, including NSW Land Registry Services lodgment fees, mandatory PEXA electronic fees, and online identity verification (VOI).

You won’t have to worry about any unexpected costs or extra charges—once complete, we will provide you with a fresh, updated copy of your property title displaying your correct legal name.

Fee Validity & Upcoming Increase

Our fees are reviewed annually and may increase in line with industry cost adjustments. Land Registry, PEXA and identity verification charges are set by third parties and can change at any time. We will always confirm your exact figure in writing before we start, so you can budget with confidence.

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