Divorce Involving Two Houses/Properties
We understand if you are getting divorced and you own multiple properties, it can be a stressful time when there are disputes about what will happen to them after a divorce.
All assets need to be identified and valued as part of the process of working out what there is to divide between the divorcing parties. The marital home and any other properties will be included in this.
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We understand that you’ll want to discuss your options and find out more about how we can help. We offer both appointments throughout the day and out of hours to accommodate our clients. We are happy to meet you at our offices across London, Essex or Kent. To find out more please Book Your Free Consultation, call us on 020 3753 4667 or email
Coming to an Agreement
Firstly, you and your ex-partner must decide how you would like to divide up your assets, including your property. If you are both able to agree on how your most valuable assets should be split, then this is often the easiest way forward. However, if you cannot agree then the courts will help decide how your assets should be split.
Splitting Properties
Properties can be tricky assets to divide between divorcing couples. If a couple owns more than one property, they may decide to divide these between them and balance the cost out with other assets. If you cannot agree, then you may have to sell them all and split the proceeds instead.
If you and your ex-partner are unable to come to an agreement, then it is advisable to seek legal assistance to discuss options available to you. For some couples, it will be a simple case of selling the properties and dividing the proceeds, particularly if there are no children.
The process of splitting properties can be complicated and filled with risk. It is vital that you speak to an experienced solicitor to help with negotiating and protecting your interests.
Contact our Family Law Solicitors
The right solicitor changes everything. Anglo Law Solicitors provides expert legal advice on family law and divorce proceedings.
Speak directly to a Family solicitor now on 020 3753 4667 or complete our online contact form for your free consultation.
We serve clients across the following areas
London areas - City of London, Aldgate, Tower Hamlets, Spitalfields, Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, Southwark, Bishopsgate, Canary Wharf, Islington & Highbury, Angel, Belsize Park, Hampstead, Swiss Cottage, Finchley.
Essex - Chigwell, Hainult, Woodford, Epping, Chafford Hundred, Chelmsford, Brentwood, Upminster, Grays.
Kent - Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge, West Malling, Maidstone, Sevenoaks.
* “The court have a wide discretion when deciding what orders to make in relation to financial proceedings. In exercising their discretion, the court will take into full account the specific facts of the particular case in question. The court are guided by Section 25 criteria laid down by the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973. In deciding how the family assets are redistributed between divorcing couples or determining what happens to income generating assets, the court will always make reference to the guidelines of Section 25. Each case presented to the court is ultimately adjudicated on its own merits and the needs of any dependant children will always be the court’s main priority”.