• Communicate openly and honestly with your partner. Clear communication is key to reaching a fair and equitable agreement. 

• Seek legal advice early on. A lawyer can help you understand your rights and obligations, and can guide you through the process. 

• Gather all relevant financial information. This includes bank statements, tax returns, and other financial documents. 

• Consider alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation or arbitration. These methods can be less adversarial and less costly than going to court. 

• Be prepared to compromise. No one will get everything they want, but a fair and reasonable agreement can be reached if both parties are willing to compromise. 

• Keep in mind the long-term financial implications of your agreement. Think about how your agreement will affect your financial future and whether it is sustainable in the long term. 

• Seek emotional support. Going through a separation can be a difficult and emotional time, and it’s important to seek emotional support from friends, family, or a therapist. 

• Take the time to understand the legal process, and what you need to do to reach a final agreement. 

• Keep in mind that there are no shortcuts to property settlement. It is a process that requires time, effort and patience. 

These tips can make dividing property easier after a breakup. You should get help from an experienced lawyer or mediator to guide you and make sure it’s fair. You should also take care of your emotions and get support when you need it. The goal is to have a fair and reasonable agreement that looks at how it will affect both of you in the long run.