Sell ​​jointly owned property after divorce 1) If a property has been acquired a number of years ago and in the meantime the original owners have separated by divorce, the following applies: Swedish estate register and division of property (must be copied) and (translated) if there are major values ​​involved, this must be done by an authorized translator, Notary Public, Apostille stamp. 2) If there are children of legal age, they must, in a special power of attorney, waive any claims, or without reservation approve a sale. Which must be signed before the Notary Public in Sweden and an Apostille Stamp or in the country where the child / children live when the power of attorney is drawn up. 3) If the children are minors and the selling party is not a guardian, the other party must draw up its own power of attorney where it approves the sale and makes no demands. 4) If the selling party has meanwhile remarried and in the new marriage the child belonging to the other party, who are of legal age, accompanies them, they must also approve a sale. 5) Proof of identity is also required for all those involved with genealogical information, (translated) and must be certified by a Notary Public, Apostille stamp, (see point 2). 6) Passport copy of all, if available (see point 3)