Divorce & separation
Your property in a divorce
A separation is stressful enough. When it comes to the property, we take the stress off your hands: with a neutral assessment of the market value as a fair basis and a discreet, orderly process.
A difficult time, a clear basis
When paths part, the shared property is often at the centre. What is it worth? Sell or take it over? And how do you divide it fairly? Such questions are emotional and rarely simple. We provide the one thing that gives certainty: a neutral, verifiable assessment of the market value that both sides can rely on.
Your options
Three routes we accompany
Sale and division
The property is sold and the proceeds are divided according to your agreements, the most common and often cleanest solution.
Buying out a partner
One partner takes over the property and pays out the other. The basis for this is a neutrally determined value.
Temporary letting
If a sale is not the right fit just now, letting can buy time and cover the running costs.
How we proceed
Four steps to a fair solution
- 01
Confidential first conversation
We listen and put your situation into context, without pressure and in strict confidence.
- 02
Neutral value assessment
You receive a clear, verifiable assessment of the market value as a fair basis for both sides.
- 03
Weighing up the options
Sale, buy-out or letting, we set out the possibilities with their pros and cons.
- 04
Discreet execution
On request we handle the entire marketing and process through to the notary appointment.
Important note
We are your partner for everything to do with the propertyand do not replace legal or tax advice. Questions about the equalisation of gains, maintenance or tax deadlines are best clarified with your solicitor, notary or tax adviser. We are happy to work alongside them and to recommend suitable contacts from the region where needed.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
Does the property have to be sold in a divorce?
Not necessarily. Options include a sale with division of the proceeds, buying out one partner, or temporary letting. Which solution fits depends on your situation and your agreements.
Why do I need a neutral value assessment?
An independent, neutral assessment of the market value creates a fair, verifiable basis for the division or a buy-out. It prevents conflict because both sides start from the same reliable figures.
How discreet is the process?
As discreet as you wish. On request we first market only through our register of interested clients, with no public advertisement.
Do you also advise me legally?
No. We deal solely with the property, that is pricing, marketing and the sale. Legal questions about equalisation of gains, maintenance or deadlines are for your solicitor or notary. We are happy to work alongside them.
More background in the guide:A property in a divorce, what you should know.
Let us talk confidentially about your property.
Without obligation and free of charge. We listen and then show you the options calmly.
H1-Immobilien GmbH
Bahnhofstraße 41
09599 Freiberg
03731 2031214
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