DIVORCE House Guide handout
For owners separating while a shared Colorado property, loan, or occupancy decision is unresolved.
Robert can build the neutral property and sale file. Legal rights, division of equity, support, and tax treatment require counsel and a CPA.
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The original divorce guide opens above. This preview stays readable when a phone browser cannot embed a PDF.Confirm title, loan, occupancy, payment status, and who can authorize a sale or property work.PROTECT FIRST. Keep payments and insurance current Stabilize access and occupancy Use one shared condition and cost recordTHEN WORK IN ORDER. 1. TITLE: Who owns what? The deed, loan, and court orders answer different questions. Put all three in the same file. 2. CONDITION: What does the house need? Document systems, deferred work, permits, and visible condition without assigning blame. 3. OPTIONS: Which paths are real? Compare sale, buyout, deferred sale, or continued ownership with the same assumptions. 4. NET: What remains after closing? Use a common sale-price range, debt, repair, concession, fee, and tax assumption.WHAT THIS GETS YOU. Put both people in front of the same property facts before arguing about value or timing.BUILD THE FILE. 1. Deed and mortgage statement 2. Any property-related court orders 3. Payment, tax, HOA, and insurance status 4. Repair and improvement history 5. Written assumptions for sale or buyout
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