A Neutral, Fast Path to Dividing Your Marital Home
No waiting on one spouse. No negotiations about price. A clean financial break.
Get Your Cash OfferA Clean Financial Break
The house is often the last connection between divorcing spouses. A cash sale ends that shared asset and allows both parties to move forward financially. No more mortgage discussions. No more equity disputes. Clean, final, fair.
Court-Compliant Transactions
We work with attorneys to ensure proceeds are distributed per your divorce decree.
No Waiting on One Spouse
We streamline the process so neither party holds things up. Both signatures at close.
Discretion Guaranteed
Private, professional, confidential. No drama, no public listing.
Close in 10–14 Days
Faster than a traditional listing. Either party can move on sooner.
Our 3-Step Divorce Settlement Process
Attorney Coordination
We contact both spouses' attorneys to understand the divorce timeline, any pending agreements, and escrow requirements. We ensure our process complies with the court's equity distribution order.
Preliminary Offer
We inspect the property and issue a neutral, market-rate cash offer. Both spouses see the same offer. No surprises. Our third-party valuation often helps divorcing couples agree on price.
Close & Distribute
Both spouses sign the deed. Proceeds go to escrow per the court order. Each party receives their share as directed by the divorce decree. Clean break, fresh start.
"We've handled marital property sales in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Hillsborough counties with complete discretion."
Anonymous, Broward County
"The house was the last thing connecting us. Pallas Growth made the sale fast and fair. My attorney was impressed by how smooth it went."
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sell my home while my divorce is still pending?
Yes. Both spouses have the right to petition the court to sell the home during divorce proceedings. The sale proceeds are typically held in escrow pending the final divorce decree's distribution order.
What if my spouse and I disagree on the sale price?
A professional appraisal or market analysis from us can serve as a neutral third party. The court can also consider our offer as evidence of fair market value. Our goal is to provide both spouses with confidence in the price.
How are proceeds split between divorcing spouses?
Net proceeds are typically held in escrow until the court issues a distribution order in the final divorce decree. Both spouses must agree on the split, or the court decides based on equitable distribution principles in Florida.
Can one spouse sell without the other's signature in Florida?
No. Both spouses must sign the deed. If one spouse refuses, the other can file a motion with the court to compel the sale. We work with your attorney to navigate this smoothly.
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No repairs, no agents, no closing costs. Confidential and obligation-free.