Follow our blog posts to learn how the Divorce Lending Association helps mortgage professionals better serve the needs of divorcing homeowners. Learn about CDLP® training opportunities and get tips on how you can become a more effective member of the professional divorce team.
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Divorce Mortgage Lending Training and CDLP® Certification: Elevate Your ExpertiseElevate your expertise in divorce mortgage lending with specialized training and CDLP® certification. Learn how to support clients through divorce-related financial challenges and enhance your professional skills. Discover the benefits of becoming a Certified Divorce Lending Professional today!
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The Benefits of Mediation Skills Training for Real Estate and Mortgage ProfessionalsProvide Support as a Subject Matter Expert
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Navigating Uncertain Waters: How Mortgage Professionals Can Enhance Their Career Through CDLP® CertificationIs divorce mortgage planning right for you?
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Professional Development: An Expanded Understanding of Divorce Significantly Benefits Mortgage ProfessionalsKnowledge is Power!
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Navigating Real Estate Challenges in Divorce: The Role of Mediation in Facilitating Amicable Mortgage SolutionsDiscover how mediation can help navigate real estate challenges during divorce. Learn how to facilitate amicable mortgage solutions and achieve fair property settlements. Explore the benefits of mediation for a smoother divorce process.
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The Unavoidable Link Between Divorce, Financial Decisions, and the Role of Certified Divorce Lending Professionals and Divorce Mortgage PlanningThe Financial Dimension of Divorce
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Empowering Divorce Mediation with Certified Divorce Lending Professionals (CDLP®s)The crucial role of a CDLP® in divorce mediation and the strategies they employ.
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Can You Assume the Mortgage in a Divorce?You can legally assume the responsibility for paying the existing mortgage after divorce, but that doesn't necessarily mean your ex-spouse is released.
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The Details of Disbursing Proceeds From the Marital Home in a DivorceThere is more than just splitting the net proceeds from selling the marital home or the equity ownership during refinance in a divorce.
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Are you at risk for identity theft after divorce?Yes, you should be concerned about financial identity theft after divorce. Change your passwords and the answers to your security questions to help yourself.
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You're Awarded the Marital Home But Not on the Current Mortgage—Now What?Can you still maintain the current mortgage if you are awarded the marital home but not liable for the existing mortgage?
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How a Different Perspective May Impact Your Divorce CaseThe perspective that each member of the professional divorce team brings to the table is valuable. Learn about the importance of having the right players.