If you are getting a divorce but love your home and can’t bear losing it, it is important to know your options. The following article poses the ins and outs of “keeping” your home. We hope you find this article helpful and always recommend seeking legal advice from a divorce attorney to help you through the process. Take a look.
Divorcing? Should You Divorce Your Home, Too?
If you love your house, but not your spouse, that can make breaking up even harder to do.
After you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse conclude that a divorce is inevitable, you’ll instantly realize that a new decision needs to be made. Assuming you own a house, somebody is going to move out of it, and you’re going to have to decide whether to sell it – or not.
There’s no right or wrong answer to whether you should sell or keep a house during or after a divorce, and what you decide depends on factors such as the personalities of you and your partner, whether the house is in both of your names, if there are children involved and what the attorneys or court hashes out. In any case, there are plenty of issues to think about.
You could sell the house later. That is, much later. Frequently this happens if the couple has kids and both parents agree that the house shouldn’t be sold – yet. Read the Full article here.
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Our Law Firm, located near all major cities in Jackson County, is committed to ensuring our clients receive the best possible care and results possible. Since there are numerous legal considerations in place that can affect the outcome of your divorce it is important to know your options. Call us today for a consult!