Selling the House
in a Divorce

In most marriages in Puerto Rico the home belongs to the sociedad legal de bienes gananciales (community property), and divorce requires liquidating it: deciding who keeps the property or how its value gets divided.

The traditional options all have problems:

• One spouse buys out the other — but that requires refinancing and qualifying alone, which is not always possible
• Listing with a realtor — months of showings and commissions, with two people who no longer want to coordinate anything together
• Leaving the house "for later" — the mortgage, CRIM, and maintenance keep running, and the legal tangle grows with the years

A direct cash sale simplifies everything: one buyer, one clear price, a fast closing, and the money divided as the parties agree or the court orders. We take no sides — we work with both spouses and their attorneys with full transparency.

Call us at 787-209-8810. Free and confidential consultation.