The story book romance, climaxes in a fairy tale wedding. The happy couple purchases their dream to begin their life together. Slowly at first the realities of life begin to tarnish the blissful future Sally & Joey Newlywed envisioned. What once looked like happily ever after has become the war of the Roses.
A slowing economy, a job loss, and a toxic home life have led to the nuclear option…The Divorce. Attorneys on both sides of the table begin the process. Marital assets are total and values assigned. The debate continues. The biggest asset Sally & Joey’s dream house is the most fiercely debate assets. Did I say asset? Is it an asset?
As a realtor what advice do you give your clients? The American Bar Association, The California Association of Realtors, The Oregon Association of Realtors, and The Tennessee Association of Realtors have all recognized that “in Divorce too late comes way too early”.
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