Deed of Gift

Record a gift of money or assets to protect yourself and loved ones.

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Deed of Gift

How it works

A Deed of Gift is the best way to clearly document your intention to give money or assets to someone else. It provides legal clarity that the transfer is a permanent gift, rather than a loan that needs to be repaid or an asset held in trust. This is especially helpful for parents gifting a house deposit to their children, as it ensures the funds are clearly identified and protected from future disputes.

1. Purchase your Deed of Gift

Purchase a professional, cost-effective Deed of Gift to formally record your transfer of money or assets for just $159. You’ll receive a professional, bespoke Deed that you can easily edit to perfectly match your unique situation.

2. Complete the Questionnaire

Our document creation tool is designed to be intuitive, walking you through every necessary detail one step at a time. Most of our customers find they can complete the entire questionnaire in less than 15 minutes.

3. Get professional legal advice

You may want an expert to review the specific implications for your family. This is entirely optional, but highly recommended if your gift involves complex assets or trusts. We can arrange a lawyer for a fixed fee to review your Deed and advise on implications.

Frequently asked questions

We’ve covered the most common questions about our agreements below. If you can’t find exactly what you’re looking for, just reach out! We’re always happy to chat. Message us — Click the live chat icon in the bottom-right corner.

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