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Does a change in your home's value after a divorce affect your settlement? This discussion covers why the value at the time of the agreement is what matters and how the court views future market changes.

• A home's value is a "moving target" and can go up or down after a divorce is finalized. • The property settlement is based on the home's value at the time of the appraisal during the divorce, not its future value. • If you keep the house and its value increases, that profit is yours; your ex-spouse cannot claim it. • Conversely, if the home's value decreases after the settlement, you absorb that loss. • Courts will not reopen a settlement due to market changes unless there was a serious issue like fraud.

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