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Yes, both parties on the deed need to sign at closing. However, we've helped many couples reach agreement by providing transparent valuations and working with both attorneys. We can also accommodate court-ordered sales where the judge mandates the property be sold.

Pennsylvania uses 'equitable distribution' for marital property - which doesn't necessarily mean 50/50. The court considers factors like marriage length, each spouse's income, and contributions. The proceeds from selling your home will be divided according to your divorce agreement or court order. We work with your attorneys to ensure a smooth closing.

Often, yes. If both parties agree to sell, you can typically proceed with the sale during divorce proceedings. The proceeds can be held in escrow or divided according to a temporary agreement until the divorce is final. We recommend consulting with your divorce attorney about timing.

This is exactly why selling to us works so well for divorcing couples. We buy houses as-is, in any condition. No repairs, no cleaning, no staging. You both save money and avoid yet another argument about who pays for what.

We can close in as little as 7 days once both parties agree to the offer. For court-ordered sales or those requiring attorney review, we work within whatever timeline the court or attorneys require. Either way, it's much faster than listing with a realtor and waiting for a buyer.

Minimally, if at all. We communicate with each party separately and coordinate with attorneys. The main interaction would be at closing, and even that can sometimes be scheduled at different times. Our goal is to make this as low-contact as possible.