Selling Your House During a Divorce
Deciding what to do with the family home is one of the hardest parts of a divorce. Listing it means months of showings, repairs and negotiations, often between two people who'd rather not have to agree on anything else. A cash sale can turn the house into a clear dollar amount quickly so both of you can move forward.
One clear number, split at closing
We make a single written offer. If you both accept, the title company or closing attorney pays off the mortgage and divides the proceeds as your settlement or court order directs.
Both owners usually need to sign
If both spouses are on the title, both generally must sign the sale documents, and a court order may control the timing. We can coordinate with both parties and their attorneys separately.
No repairs, no showings
You don't have to agree on paint colors, repairs or showing schedules. We buy as-is and work around both of your schedules.
How It Works
Three simple steps. No hassle.
Tell us about your house
Fill out the short form or give us a call. It's free and there's no obligation.
Get a fair cash offer
We review your property and present a no-pressure cash offer, usually within 24 hours.
Close on your timeline
We'll work with you on a closing date that fits your timeline, often in a few weeks, depending on title and paperwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we sell before the divorce is final?
Often yes, if both owners agree and no court order prevents it. Check with your attorneys.
Do you talk to both spouses?
Yes. We'll communicate with both parties (or their attorneys) to keep everything transparent.
What if only one of us wants to sell?
Generally both owners must sign; your attorneys can explain your options.
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General information, not legal, tax or financial advice.