For the vast majority of divorcing couples, their home is their single largest joint asset. In this free article library, we explain how a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®) helps couples who are in the process of ending their marriage evaluate their real estate and mortgage financing options to determine the best way to move forward. Learn how CDLP®s work with divorcing sellers and buyers to avoid common legal pitfalls, recognize the important tax implications divorcing couples may face, and much more.
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Can Trigger Leads Be Harmful for Divorcing Homeowners?Trigger leads are legal marketing activities for credit bureaus to sell a consumer's information. There may be a risk; however, to divorcing homeowners.
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Transformation is often more about unlearning than learning.Unlearning is the process of letting go, reframing, and moving away from mindsets and behaviors that were effective in the past but now limit our success.
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How Divorce and Selling the Marital Home May Affect Capital GainsUnderstanding Capital Gains Taxes when selling the marital home during divorce.
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What is the Vetting Process in Divorce Mortgage Planning?