Q: Can we get a divorce without separating the properties? Can we have a mutual agreement of property separation?
A: Usually, you will need to have a property division agreement (or court-ordered property division if you do not have an agreement) in order to finalize a divorce. You may agree to continue to hold properties together after the divorce, but that is often not recommended. You should retain an attorney to help you with this.
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A: When divorcing, you have the ability to come to all sorts of agreements as relates to property. If is difficult to determine what specifically you are asking. You should consult with an attorney to discuss your situation and options. It is possible to still maintain joint property, so long as each spouse's share and rights are clearly defined within the agreement.
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