Dealing with divorce and foreclosure

On Behalf of | Jan 7, 2017 | Foreclosure |

When people find themselves in the middle of a foreclosure, life can be challenging. Unfortunately, this is often even more true for those who are going through a divorce as well. As if splitting up with your spouse does not make life hard enough, you may have even more anxiety over a foreclosure. At Cuevas, Garcia & Torres, P.A., we understand how troubling these hurdles can be for families in Miami-Dade, and all other Florida cities.

When it comes to divorce, real estate matters often arise. Since the details of each situation are unique, it is important for you to review your individual circumstances. For example, neither your nor your spouse may want to retain the property that is in foreclosure or perhaps one of you wishes to retain the family home. Divorce can be particularly demanding for couples who have children and a child may have a hard time when his or her parents separate. To make matters worse, being forced out of their home could add an even greater amount of anxiety and emotional turmoil.

If you are unsure of how to handle any legal issues related to foreclosure, finding answers is critical. After all, divorce can be challenging enough for many couples and legal matters involving real estate can seem impossible to deal with. By closely analyzing your circumstances and taking the right course of action, you may be able to lock in a more favorable outcome.

If you head over to our page on real estate law, you can review more information related to home foreclosures.

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