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
- Legal assessment – we establish what forms part of the joint property and what options you have.
- Valuation and strategy – we determine the value of the property and choose the most advantageous solution: keeping it, selling it or transferring it.
- Implementation – we arrange the contracts, financing, sale or transfer and registration in the Land Register.
- 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.
The information on this page is of a general nature and is not a substitute for individual legal advice.