Selling Your Home Through Divorce or Separation

Every situation is different and at 321 move we would always recommend taking some time to consider all your options and let the dust settle. However, we know that isn’t always possible and it’s often much easier to move on by selling your home quickly and efficiently so you move on. 321 move’s dedicated team is on hand to often advice and guidance, and even a same-day cash offer for your home.

House prices here in the UK are unpredictable even at the best of times. If you have decided to sell up before your divorce has been finalized you may end up having to wait a long time depending on how much you want for your house. The added time may lead to other complications if it takes too long.

If you’ve made the decision to sell your home, whether its before or after your divorce proceedings, selling on the open market can often be costly and time consuming.

Keeping on top of home improvements whilst waiting for funds can all add stress to an already stressful situation. It may almost mean having to spend more time with your ex-partner which might more be an ideal situation! So if your time is of the essence and you want to move on with your life, selling with 321 move is a good option. You never consider that divorce could be on the cards when you purchase a house with your spouse.

Generally, people who are looking to sell before their divorce are looking to get things done fast so they can move on with their lives. This is might not be the right decision as divorces can be mentally draining and people often make rash decisions which could end up costing them financially in the long run if they want to push through with a sale solicitor, that you both agree with.

This could be one of you remaining in the home, one party buying the other out or selling up. However, divorces are difficult times and tensions can reach a head easily, resulting in a lack of communication about how to tackle assets. In this situation legal professionals will step in to make sure the settlement is fair. If you have children under the age of 18 their welfare is and will be paramount in any legal proceedings.