As a leading property company, we at Wienroth Immobilien GmbH & Co KG understand the complex aspects associated with the division of divorce property. Divorce often brings with it not only emotional, but also legal and financial challenges, especially when it comes to the shared property.
Divorce property: What does that mean?
A divorce property refers to a property that plays a role in a divorce. This is often the marital home or other shared property that was used by the spouses during their marriage. The division or sale of this property is often a crucial step in the divorce process.
Our services: Professional support during processing
At Wienroth Immobilien GmbH & Co KG, we offer professional support in the handling of divorce property. Our experienced property experts are on hand to help you through this often difficult process.
- Valuation of the property:
We carry out a thorough valuation of the property to determine its current market value. This is an important step to enable a fair division or sale of the property. - Advice on sale or takeover:
We offer comprehensive advice on the various options for the division or sale of the divorce property. Whether it's a sale on the open market, a takeover by one of the spouses or other solutions - we are there to help and advise you. - Professional handling:
We take care of the professional handling of the sale or transfer of the property to ensure that all legal and financial aspects are properly regulated.
At Wienroth Immobilien GmbH & Co KG, we endeavour to make the process of handling divorce property as smooth and stress-free as possible. Rely on our many years of experience and expertise in the property sector to help you through this challenging time.
Contact us today to learn more about our divorce property services and how we can help you achieve your goals.
What constellations are there for property ownership in a marriage?
In a marriage, different constellations for property ownership can arise, depending on the individual circumstances and the respective laws of the country in which the marriage was concluded. Here are some common constellations:
- Community property (community of property):
In some countries, all assets acquired during the marriage are automatically considered to be the joint property of both spouses. This means that property acquired during the marriage automatically belongs to both spouses, unless otherwise agreed. - Separate property:
In other countries, assets acquired before the marriage or by gift or inheritance during the marriage automatically belong to the individual spouse and are not automatically joint property. - Ownership by only one spouse:
It is also possible for a property to be registered in the name of only one spouse. In this case, the property legally belongs only to this spouse, even if it was acquired during the marriage. - Mixed ownership:
Sometimes spouses can also have a combination of joint and separate ownership. For example, a property could be acquired jointly while other assets are held separately. - Prenuptialagreement:
Spouses can also enter into a prenuptial agreement to determine the ownership of property and other assets during the marriage. A prenuptial agreement can contain specific provisions that go beyond the statutory provisions.
It is important to note that the legal rules governing property ownership in a marriage may vary by country and even by state or region. It is recommended to seek advice from a lawyer or notary to take into account individual circumstances and preferences and to find the best possible solution for the specific situation.
We at Wienroth Immobilien are here to support you!