Legal Question in Family Law in Maryland

Offering the house for sale to the public complies with the language you cited from the separation agreement. What usually happens in this situation is that a broker representing a buyer will contact the seller and offer to show the house to their client in exchange for a commission of 2-3% which is half of what the usual broker fee would be if the house had a listing agent. When I draft a marital separation agreement on behalf of a client who is motivated to get the marital residence sold, I insert language that requires the property to be listed with a qualified broker, which generally enhances the marketability of the property. As far as changing the agreement, that can be done with the consent of both parties.