Residential seller services · Greater Los Angeles323-744-1037
Selling during divorce

A property decision.
A clear process.

An organized approach to the real estate portion of a sensitive transition.

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Start with the agreed instructions

Dwayne helps clarify the property information, selling options, and practical steps involved. Any instructions governing the sale should come from the authorized parties and their legal professionals.

Keep the sale organized

  • Review the property’s condition and available records.
  • Discuss preparation, pricing, and timing.
  • Establish the agreed way to communicate and share updates.
  • Plan showing access and property responsibilities.
  • Present offers and transaction information for the authorized decision-makers to consider.

Separate the property questions from legal decisions

Real estate guidance does not determine ownership rights, the division of proceeds, or legal obligations. Those decisions belong with the parties and their attorneys.

What to discuss first

Share the property address, the desired timing, who is authorized to give instructions, and any sale-related direction already agreed upon. Avoid sending sensitive legal documents through an initial website inquiry.

Questions to start with

A little more clarity.

What is included in a free home evaluation?

A review of your property, relevant comparable sales, competing listings, condition, and timing. Dwayne can discuss a suggested pricing range and the information behind it. It is a comparative market review, not an appraisal or a guaranteed sale price.

Can I start by text or email?

Yes. Text 323-744-1037 or email dwayne.wyatt@pacificplayarealty.com. Share your neighborhood, your reason for considering a sale, and your preferred way to hear back. You do not need to have a complete plan before reaching out.

A good next step starts with a conversation.

Tell Dwayne where you are in the process. Text or email is welcome.