Your Divorce Agreement: Splitting Property
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Division of personal property is a big project, especially if you and your ex-spouse were together for a long time. It’s not as simple as “you get one, I get one”; you need a framework for dividing not just the practical items like furniture and tools but sentimental objects, too, such as family photographs.
Here are some tips to help the process run smoothly.
General household items
For things such as furniture, decor, kitchen equipment, and other ubiquitous household items, we suggest an exercise called the Property Project. It’s a simple and fair way to divide up your things.
Here’s what you need:
- Two colors of sticky notes (one for you, one for your spouse)
- Markers
- Your phone
And here’s how it works:
- Make a list of off-limits items. These are items you are unwilling to budge on (though you may still have to in the end). We’ll tackle that when we discuss sentimental items.
- Pick a...
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