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The Property Split Agreement serves as a crucial legal instrument in the United States for documenting and executing the division of property between multiple parties. This agreement is commonly used in situations such as divorce settlements, business partnerships dissolution, inheritance distributions, or voluntary property division between co-owners. The document typically includes detailed property descriptions, valuation methods, division terms, tax implications, and transfer mechanisms. It must comply with both federal and state-specific property laws, ensuring that the division is legally enforceable and properly documented.
