How is the sale price decided when a couple is divorcing?

A divorcing couple's home is typically priced the same way any sale is priced, through comparable closings pulled by an agent both spouses agree on, sometimes backed by an independent appraisal if the divorce attorneys want a neutral number. Georgia's equitable distribution rules affect how sale proceeds get divided between spouses, not what the home is worth on the open market. Keeping pricing decisions separate from the emotional side of the split produces a smoother sale. Joel Boss stays neutral and works directly with both spouses' attorneys when asked.