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Natalia Willett, a real estate attorney in Florida, discusses key considerations for settlement agreements in divorce involving real estate. She emphasizes five crucial elements. First, all real property must be explicitly listed in the divorce decree, as many agreements fail to include properties acquired or used during the marriage, which are deemed marital property. Second, simply having property titled in one spouse's name does not resolve ownership issues. Even if a property is solely titled to one spouse, it may still be considered marital property if acquired or used during the marriage. These points are essential for ensuring a fair and comprehensive divorce settlement regarding real estate.