In the recent ruling by the Varsinais-Suomen District Court, it was determined that all properties in Kakskerta, Turku, are to be solely owned by Mikko Koivu. This decision came in the wake of a property dispute involving Helena and Mikko Koivu, who shared ownership of the properties prior to their divorce. Following the divorce proceedings, the Minnesota District Court ruled in 2023 during their asset division that the Kakskerta properties, including land and buildings, are assigned to Mikko along with his debt obligations.

The Finnish National Land Survey last year confirmed the title documents that awarded the ownership of both Kakskerta properties exclusively to Mikko Koivu. Helena contested this decision, seeking its annulment and demanding that Mikko cover her legal expenses amounting to €4,128.95. In response, Mikko opposed Helena's request, arguing for its dismissal and countering with claims for his legal costs to be paid by her, including interest for delays related to the proceedings.

This case highlights the complexities of property disputes that arise during divorce proceedings, particularly when it involves assets across different jurisdictions. The outcome not only impacts the individuals involved but also sets a precedent for future disputes of a similar nature, emphasizing the importance of legal clarity in asset division and property ownership post-divorce.