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Property settlement

A comprehensive property settlement, including exclusive real estate services.

Settling property after a divorce often means selling or transferring real estate, paying out a share or dealing with a mortgage. We offer a comprehensive property settlement, including exclusive real estate services – all in one place.

01How we can help you

  • a realistic valuation of the jointly owned property,
  • the sale of the jointly owned property and division of the proceeds,
  • transfer of the property to one spouse and payment of the other spouse's share,
  • dealing with the mortgage – refinancing or taking over the loan,
  • contracts, the application for registration and entry in the Land Register (kataster nehnuteľností),
  • finding a new home for you and your children.

02How it works

  1. Legal assessment – we establish what forms part of the joint property and what options you have.
  2. Valuation and strategy – we determine the value of the property and choose the most advantageous solution: keeping it, selling it or transferring it.
  3. Implementation – we arrange the contracts, financing, sale or transfer and registration in the Land Register.
  4. A new beginning – we will help you find a new home that suits your needs.

The advantage is that the legal and real estate steps are linked. You do not have to coordinate a lawyer, an estate agency and a bank – we take care of that for you.

03Frequently asked questions

Is it better to sell the flat, or should one of us keep it?
That depends on your financial means, the children's needs and the size of the mortgage. Together we will consider all the options and their consequences.
How is the value of the property determined?
On the basis of its real market value. If the spouses cannot agree on the price, it is advisable to commission an expert valuation.
Can we sell the property before the divorce?
Yes, if the spouses agree. However, the division of the proceeds needs to be properly set out in a contract.

Are you facing a similar situation? Let us take the first step together.

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The information on this page is of a general nature and is not a substitute for individual legal advice.

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