Divorce sales are rarely just about the house. There are two households now, two attorneys often, sometimes a court schedule, and a lot of small decisions that either party can slow down. The property becomes the last thing anyone wants to argue about — and often the biggest thing on the table.
We handle divorce sales as a neutral third party. Both spouses hear the same information at the same time. Every offer, every showing request, every date, in writing to both attorneys if that's how you want it. If the court has approved a sale, we work to that order; if not, we work to what both of you agree.
Cash sale, traditional listing, or a hybrid — we'll walk through what makes sense for your equity, timeline, and how much you both want to be involved. There's no upside for us in one path over the other. What matters is a clean close.
What we handle here specifically
How we work on divorce sales.
- Route every communication to both parties (and both attorneys, if requested) — nothing goes to one side only.
- Handle drive-bys, walkthroughs, and cleanouts on our timeline — you don't coordinate with your ex to show the house.
- Work with court-approved sale orders when the divorce is contested; write the offer to match the order's language.
- Split closing costs and net proceeds exactly as your settlement agreement or judge requires.
- Move fast when needed — most divorce closes we've done in DC and Maryland finish inside 21 days.