Selling the marital home

Selling during a divorce adds a layer most sales do not have: two decision-makers, often two attorneys, sometimes a court-ordered timeline. I run the listing as a single, transparent process for both households. Pricing is set on the evidence, showings and offers reach both parties at the same time, and no material decision is made without both sides informed. When the settlement dictates how proceeds are divided, I coordinate with the closing agent so the split happens exactly as ordered.

Keeping the home & buyouts

If one of you wants to stay, we establish a fair market value both sides can rely on, then work through the buyout: what it takes to refinance in one name, how the equity is credited in your settlement, and the paperwork that makes the transfer final. You get a clear number and a clean, defensible path to it.

Fair, neutral valuation

Disagreement over what the home is worth is one of the most common flashpoints. The way through is a valuation both sides can trust: grounded in recent comparable sales, documented in writing, and explained in plain language so neither party feels the number was set to favor the other.

Coordination for both sides

Most of the work is quietly removing friction: making sure each attorney has the valuation on time, that both parties hear the same update on the same day, and that no deadline sneaks up on anyone. It is the difference between a sale that closes on schedule and one that drags out for months.