The division of jointly owned property often leads to problems.
Problems can be avoided if agreements regarding the division are made and documented at the time the relationship begins (see the options for this in our other topics).
However, in practice, it often turns out that no agreements have been made regarding the division, and when the relationship ends, the parties end up in conflict, often with all the emotional consequences that entails.
If there is joint ownership, you have rights, but also obligations and liabilities.
If you have not arranged the division in advance, consult a specialist immediately. The specialist can not only advise you on what to do in the event of a division but will also be able to guide you in drafting and implementing the division agreements.
Our attorneys are here to help you arrange your division as effectively as possible.