nordanney
2025-01-10 10:38:44
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He already wrote "everything is legally settled". So this important issue has already been addressed.I would especially go to a divorce lawyer, because that is exactly what he is for:
He already wrote "everything is legally settled". So this important issue has already been addressed.I would especially go to a divorce lawyer, because that is exactly what he is for:
Then... I don't understand again what there is still to clarify. The financial side is ultimately a very straightforward matter, there are no emotions involved either with the expert or the potential buyer. It is looked at what the house is worth, who has already invested how much or brought into the marriage. And that is then divided, either by mutual agreement or by the judge. Since no children are involved, it really is an absolute decision matter in the end.
What ideas could there be that the divorce lawyer doesn't know, that could put you in a better position?
Make sure you get this over with quickly and don't waste time trying to find the absolute optimum. That won't exist anyway.
That's right. Take your time. When people and thus emotions are involved, reason doesn't always work that easily. You can always see it better in others, almost everyone fails with themselves. I once read in a good book that you can also fail your way to a good result.Yes, I understand what you mean, but sometimes there are indeed things from other/personal experiences to consider in order to optimize the whole for oneself.