Trusts & Property Transfers
Secure Your Future with Trusts & Property Transfers.
Planning ahead is one of the most powerful ways to protect your assets, your loved ones, and your long-term wishes. At Kempton Redman Law, we specialise in helping individuals and families across Northern Ireland take practical steps to manage their property and wealth through carefully structured Trusts and Property Transfers.
Whether you're looking to provide for your children, safeguard your estate, or ensure a smoother transition of assets, we offer expert legal guidance tailored to your circumstances. Trusts can offer peace of mind by giving you control over how and when your assets are used, while property transfers may help with lifetime gifting or estate planning. However, both options come with important legal and financial considerations — which is why clear, professional advice is essential.
Our experienced solicitors will work closely with you to understand your goals and explain your options in plain, practical terms. From setting up a family trust to transferring ownership of your home, we’re here to help you make confident, well-informed decisions.
Let Kempton Redman Law help you plan wisely today to protect what matters most for tomorrow.
FAQs
What is a trust and how does it work?
A trust is a legal arrangement where you transfer assets to trustees, who manage them on behalf of named beneficiaries, according to the terms you set out.
Why would I set up a trust?
Trusts are commonly used for estate planning, protecting assets for children or vulnerable relatives, or controlling how assets are used after your death.
Can I still live in my home if I transfer it to a trust?
In some cases, yes — but it depends on the type of trust and how it’s structured. We’ll advise you on how to do this properly to avoid complications.
What is a property transfer?
Transferring your property to a family member means legally changing the ownership of a property — or a share of it — from your name to theirs. This can be done as a gift, a sale, or as part of estate or tax planning.
How much will the legal fees be?
Costs vary depending on complexity. Kempton Redman Law offers transparent pricing and will provide a clear quote after discussing your needs.
Can I change or revoke a trust after it’s created?
Some trusts can be changed, but many are irrevocable. We’ll help you understand the long-term impact before setting one up.
Do I need a solicitor to create a trust or transfer property?
Yes. These are legally binding actions, and professional advice ensures your intentions are met while avoiding costly mistakes or disputes later
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