Welcome to the Divorce Lending Association Blog, your premier resource for expert insights and strategies on divorce mortgage planning, refinancing, and real estate solutions for the marital home. Whether you are an individual facing the financial challenges of divorce or a divorce professional working with divorcing homeowners, our blog provides valuable information to help you make informed decisions. Our Certified Divorce Lending Professionals (CDLP®) offer expertise on refinancing options, equity buyouts, and the legal and tax implications of managing real estate during divorce. Stay ahead with our comprehensive articles and learn how to secure your financial future while handling your marital home effectively. Discover how the right knowledge and guidance can transform your divorce mortgage strategy.
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The Crucial Role of the Family Home in Divorce Mortgage PlanningThe family home in a divorce is no laughing matter. To some, it is just a house; to others, it is a sign of stability and security.
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The Importance of Building the Right Divorce Team for Successful OutcomesWho's on your team? Every divorce is unique, so you need the right players for your unique situation.
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Divorce Mortgage Planning: Strategic Solutions for Divorcing Military SpousesA Release of Liability helps divorcing veterans retain existing VA loan terms.
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Tax Implications for Divorcing Homeowners: Understanding the Housing Assistance Tax Act of 2008What happens when I sell my rental turned primary home in the future?
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Key Considerations for Divorcing Homeowners: The Role of a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®)Don't overlook these two important items!
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Avoiding Mortgage Financing Issues with Proper Divorce Mortgage PlanningGood Intentions sometimes cause Grief
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The Importance of Divorce Mortgage Planning: Ensuring a Smooth Transition Post-DivorceWhen Details Matter in Divorce
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Understanding the Impact of Rising Mortgage Rates and Loan Assumptions in DivorceCan I assume the existing mortgage after the divorce is final? You can 'assume' legal responsibiity for making the payment or see a qualified assumption.
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Unlocking the Value of a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®): The Importance of PerspectiveIs there really a difference?
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Rising Mortgage Rates Impact Divorcing Homeowners: Navigating Refinancing and Equity Buy-OutsGet an updated pre-approval!
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Understanding Credit Card Debt Liability During DivorceManaging Credit Card Debt Through Divorce
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Understanding Property Tax: What You Need to KnowWho's liability is it?