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<blockquote data-quote="davescharmstheladies" data-source="post: 1963887" data-attributes="member: 716164">.....? We met about a year ago and plan to marry when she is released in 2 years time. Im a fair bit older than her, Im 63 and she&#039;s 35, but we really love each other and I know for a fact she was wrongfully convicted of killing her husband with poison. The problem I have is that because Im older than her, shes saying I should transfer my house into her name so we can avoid inheritance tax issues when I pass on. However technically my son owns 10% of the property (we have a contract) and he&#039;s not happy about transferring anything into her name.So my question is, can I just transfer my 90% ownership into her name without having to draw up a new contract with my son or what rights do I have to buy out my sons 10% share so I can transfer the whole house to her name so that there are no issues should I pass on.Thank you for your help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="davescharmstheladies, post: 1963887, member: 716164"] .....? We met about a year ago and plan to marry when she is released in 2 years time. Im a fair bit older than her, Im 63 and she's 35, but we really love each other and I know for a fact she was wrongfully convicted of killing her husband with poison. The problem I have is that because Im older than her, shes saying I should transfer my house into her name so we can avoid inheritance tax issues when I pass on. However technically my son owns 10% of the property (we have a contract) and he's not happy about transferring anything into her name. So my question is, can I just transfer my 90% ownership into her name without having to draw up a new contract with my son or what rights do I have to buy out my sons 10% share so I can transfer the whole house to her name so that there are no issues should I pass on. Thank you for your help. [/QUOTE]

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