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Selling a House During a Divorce in Nevada

Can you sell a house during a divorce in Nevada? Usually only if both spouses agree, or a court order allows it. There is no third route. Nevada is a community property state, and once a divorce case is filed, a court injunction typically prevents either spouse from selling, refinancing, or transferring the home without the other’s written consent or an order from the judge.

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