Property division Sambo Template - Property division agreement Sambo Word/PDF/Excel

Product description: Property division agreement Sambo – A professional solution for fair property division

In the event of a break-up in a cohabiting relationship, dividing assets can be both emotionally and practically challenging. With our Property sharing agreement cohabitation template, you get a legally secure and simple solution to formalize how the cohabitation property is to be distributed, fully in accordance with Swedish legislation. Our template is designed to protect the rights of both parties and avoid future disputes, while being easy to adapt to your needs. After purchase, the template can be downloaded immediately and is available in Word, PDF and Excel formats, making it easy to edit and use.

What is a property division agreement?

A property division agreement is a written agreement between two cohabitants who end their relationship and want to regulate the distribution of the cohabitation property they jointly acquired during the cohabitation. Cohabitation property primarily includes shared housing and household goods, such as furniture and other belongings, and is divided equally according to the main rule unless otherwise agreed. A property division agreement helps avoid disputes over who gets what and provides a legal basis for dealing with property issues.

Why is a property division agreement important?

A property division agreement is important to clarify how the property is to be distributed when a cohabitation relationship ends. Even if the parties agree at the moment, a written and legally correct agreement can avoid future conflicts over housing, furniture and other assets. It is particularly important to regulate who has the right to the home and how the homestead is to be divided, as the cohabitation law entitles both parties to half of the joint property, regardless of who paid the most.

If a property division is not carried out, one of the parties can still request it within a year from the end of the cohabitation relationship. This makes a property division agreement a necessary tool to ensure that the rights of both parties are protected.

Content of the template

Our property division agreement template is designed to cover all the necessary aspects of a property division:

Information of the parties – Full details of both partners, including name, social security number and address.

List of joint property – A detailed list of joint property such as the home and household goods, as well as any debts to be included in the division of property.

Valuation and distribution – Clear instructions for how the value of the shared property is calculated and how it should be distributed between the partners. This also includes any adjustments for debts related to the joint property.

Probate settlement - If one party takes over, for example, the home and its value exceeds his share, it is regulated how the other party is compensated through a probate settlement.

Signatures and witnesses – The agreement contains fields for both parties' signatures and, if desired, for witnesses to further ensure the validity of the agreement.

Important points to consider

Shared property only includes housing and household goods purchased for joint use. Personal assets, such as individual property, inheritance or gifts, are not included in the division of property unless otherwise agreed.

Debts that are directly linked to shared property, for example mortgages, must be deducted from the total value before distribution.

Partnerships give both parties the right to half of the value of the shared home and household, even if one of the parties paid more.

The advantages of a property division agreement

Avoid conflicts : A written agreement helps prevent possible conflicts that may arise later, for example if the home's value increases.

Legally binding : A property division agreement provides legal protection and serves as proof of how the assets have been distributed. This is especially important if either party were to change their mind later on.

Protect your rights : With a property division agreement, you can ensure that you get the right share of the common property and the home.

Flexibility : Our template provides room for the parties themselves to decide what should be included in the property division and how it should be distributed. This provides greater flexibility than simply following the standard rules of the cohabitation law.

Frequently asked questions about property division

What is included in the property division?
The division of property includes housing and household goods purchased for joint use. Personal property, inheritance and gifts are not included, unless otherwise agreed.

Can you avoid property division?
Yes, if you have drawn up a cohabitation agreement where you agree away the right to property division, you can avoid the cohabitation property being divided according to the Cohabitation Act.

How is the property valued?
The valuation of the cohabitation property is based on its market value at the end of the cohabitation relationship. Any debts attached to the property are deducted from the value before it is distributed.

Do you have to have witnesses when signing?
No, witnesses are not a requirement by law, but they can strengthen the probative value of the agreement in the event of a dispute.

Downloadable formats

The template is available for immediate download after purchase and comes in the following formats:

Word (.docx) – For easy editing and customization.

PDF (.pdf) – A fixed format to ensure document integrity.

Excel (.xlsx) – For practical use of tables and valuation calculations in the division of property.

A complete and secure solution

Our Property Sharing Agreement Cohabitation template is designed to meet all requirements according to Swedish legislation and ensures that you and your ex-partner can make a fair and smooth distribution of cohabitation property. With this professional template, you get a legally correct agreement that protects your interests and avoids potential future conflicts.