Equal information, always
Every update and offer goes to both of you, in writing.
Separation
Selling after a separation, fairly and calmly.
A neutral sale. Both owners hear the same thing at the same time.
What makes it hard
You are not the only one
- Two owners who may not agree.
- Court or consent orders that set the rules.
- Kids and routines during inspections.
- Worry the agent favours one side.
How we help
Options first, then a plan
Orders and authority checked first
We confirm who signs and what any order requires, with your lawyers.
A calm campaign
Inspection times that suit whoever lives there, and one agreed timeline.
Before we talk
Useful to have handy
- Both owners’ contact details
- Any court order, consent order or written agreement about the sale
- Your lawyers’ details, if you have them
- Who is living in the home and what times suit inspections
Questions
What owners ask us
Do we both have to sign?
Usually, unless a court order says otherwise. We check with your lawyers first.
What if we disagree on the price?
You both get the same written price evidence, and agree the price in writing before launch.
General information, not legal advice. Information checked October 2026.
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