You and your fellow co-owners can agree to divide shares differently to what is stated in the titles.
Ideally, you should all sign an agreement that you are going to divide shares differently to what is stated in your title deeds. This will then form a contract between owners that can be upheld in law.
However, if one owner sells, the new owner is not obliged to keep to the same arrangement. You can only make a change binding on incoming owners if all owners change their title deeds.
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