You are getting divorced, and the house still has to be sold.
Katy Norman helps sellers in Mound, around Lake Minnetonka, and across the west metro sell the house during a divorce with one clear plan, pricing both spouses can see, and updates in writing to both sides.
What Katy sorts out first
Who signs, and what your settlement or court timeline requires. Your attorney handles the divorce. Katy handles the sale inside it.
What the home is worth, from recent comparable sales that both spouses receive in writing.
Which preparation, if any, is worth doing, with costs in writing before anyone agrees to spend.
How showings work when one or both spouses still live in the home.
How offers are handled
Every offer goes to both spouses at the same time, with the same numbers.
No side conversations about price.
Katy keeps one written record of showings, feedback, and offers that either spouse can ask to see.
The closing date is matched to the timeline your settlement sets.
What you get
A written pricing summary both spouses can review.
One point of contact for the sale, so neither spouse has to relay messages to the other.
Showing and offer updates in writing to both sides.
A sale handled the same way whether the divorce is cooperative or not.
For the wider picture on your options for the house itself, Norman Homes explains divorce and the house, and what happens next.
This page is general information about selling a home, not legal advice.
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