Deciding who keeps the family home in a divorce is a complex and emotional decision that can have a significant impact on the children. Parents must consider the stability and emotional well-being of the children when making this decision.
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Rozalyn Franklin
As a Real Estate Divorce Expert in Columbia, South Carolina, my goal is to assist you with your real estate needs. I strongly believe that the most important thing in life is helping families have a home they can enjoy, raise their families, and build security. To maintain these aspects of life I have educated myself on the available options to help divorce families transition into a new family dynamic, and find ways to start over with a new beginning and hopeful future. I am informed, compassionate, professional, and ready to work with you to make sure all your dreams do not slip away.
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Everything You Need to Know About Divorce Finances
Here is everything you need to know to secure your finances after divorce.
Can You Buy a House Before the Divorce Is Final?
Buying a home during a divorce is possible – however, both spouses need to cooperate.
How Divorce Can Affect Your Home Buying & Selling Options
Divorce can cause a lot of financial stress, particularly if a couple is unsure of what to do with the marital home. Here are your options.
Using Curb Appeal to Sell Your Home During a Divorce
Adding attractive eye-catching colors while keeping with the overall style of the exterior of the home is a perfect way to add to your curb appeal.
Steps to Sell Your Home During Divorce
Making the sale of the family home a priority can help to eliminate much of the stress associated with divorce. Here are the steps to sell your home during divorce.
The Marital Home: The Difference Between a Mortgage Deed and Property Title
Divorce is a stressful and highly emotional time, in short, major decisions like what is to happen to the marital home should not be made out of emotion.
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