What if we hold unequal shares investing in our property but want to ensure survivorship on death?
Team QLAW! Posted new comment 9th September 2024
Thanks Trevor – great question! Simple answer is you need to make a will. Joint tenants can ONLY be equal shares. So, by definition you will have to be tenants in common (if not already) – AND you must have a will. We have tonnes of content about wills and can help with making your will remotely – all done online from the comfort of your own home! Thanks again – TEAM QLAW!
Team QLAW! Changed status to publish 30th August 2024
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This question was posted on our ‘Joint Tenancy or Tenancy in Common’ blog. If you want to learn more about survivorship, check out our blog post HERE