What should we do in the event of a dispute about the redemption of a home and its contents when a relationship ends and cohabitation ends?

Questioner

My daughter has ended the relationship with her ex. We have mutually agreed that the house will be appraised by 2 appraisers to determine the value of the house, this will result in an average, from this the surplus value will be determined, this is disappointing for him now. But the agreement stands! Now they indicate that they want to buy the house themselves, that is not possible? My daughter should also agree with that, but she has indicated in writing that she wants to continue living there. He does not. We have been emailing back and forth for 2 months now, but they keep beating around the bush, we would like to continue and close, the agreements have been made but they do not want to stick to them now, can that be possible?

Lawyer

Is there no cohabitation agreement present that regulates the end of the cohabitation? If not, then the law still provides direction on some matters. This is really too much to mention, but it is advisable to record all these matters in a settlement agreement end (simple) society. If there is a need, you can contact me directly so I can provide more explanation.