An exceptional situation
A separation is hard to bear for everyone involved. Much that was taken for granted has to be divided; shared plans are rewritten, disappointments from the past are in the room.
In that situation nobody finds it easy to make considered, fair decisions. In a dispute, spouses usually lose themselves in detail and the personal hurt comes first. Emotion prevents clear thinking — important aspects of the home drop out of sight, and the risk of losing out grows.
Why the property in particular
Houses, land and flats are usually the largest part of a family's assets and often its most valuable possession. Accordingly, the property frequently ends up at the centre of the dispute.
If no good arrangement is found, everyone loses: high legal and court costs, a conflict dragging on for years, additional stress — not infrequently to the point of illness.
What we do
Mediation is a procedure regulated by statute that aims at an agreed solution. We do not represent either side.
With understanding, openness and a sense for people we take account of both partners' needs and wishes — and bring along what decides the matter: a robust valuation of the property, which is easier to talk about than memories.
Divorce properties
The route through mediation, explained in a few minutes.
Divorce properties
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