What is the value of a divorce agreement?

Questioner

What is the value of a divorce agreement? My daughter (with child) divorced her husband and continued to live in their owner-occupied home. He moved in with his girlfriend, but did not deregister. The house is jointly owned and they pay the mortgage together. The house could now only be sold at no cost or at a large loss. That is why the agreement states that for the time being (term 3 years) it will not would be sold. It also states that if one partner leaves the house, the other has the right to reside. Now my daughter's ex can get a mortgage for the house (on his salary) and wants to buy the house to live there with his girlfriend (then his wife). Besides the fact that my daughter would then have to pay half of the remaining debt, she would also on the street because she does not yet qualify for a rental home and cannot find anywhere where she could go elsewhere (which was partly the reason why she was able to continue living there for the time being). My daughter actually only wants to sell when she has a home, so she wants to do that now do not cooperate. He is now threatening to get a lawyer and take legal action to get that sale and eviction done. to make it work. I wonder whether this is possible and whether legal assistance is required.

Lawyer

A divorce agreement is approved by a judge and is therefore legally determined. The agreements in it cannot simply be thrown aside and all parties must adhere to them. In addition, with this step he puts his ex-partner on the street but also his child. I would recommend seeking legal assistance here.

Questioner

Thanks for the response.