Selling a home during a divorce is one of the more emotionally loaded transactions there is — you're not just parting with a house, you're making a big decision while everything else feels unsettled too. One thing that helps: separate the "when" from the "how." The timeline is often set by the settlement or the court, but you still get to choose how calm and organized the process feels day to day. A small thing that prevents a lot of friction later: agree early on who's the point of contact for showings, who signs off on offers, and how quickly you'll each respond to questions. Nailing that down up front — before anyone's stressed — makes everything that follows go smoother. If you've been through this, or you're in the middle of it now: what's one thing you wish someone had told you before the process started?

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