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We are going through divorce and we are selling our property. My ex wants to use her realtor which I don not trust. Her realtor does work to her families business and I want a realtor I feel comfortable with. Can I refuse and have judge appoint a realtor.

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11 years ago

Assuming you are an owner of the property, you could retain and sign a listing agreement with a realtor or broker of your choice. An owner of property does not need a court order to have his/her own realtor or broker. This is not so much a family law legal issue as it would be to simply contact a realtor or broker whom you had in mind to discuss your options and further explore your concerns as to additional commission, any delays caused, and which office is responsible to prepare the Agreement of Purchase and Sale and so on. However, a non-owner of property should not concern himself or herself with the choice of realtor or broker, because it is not their property being sold.

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