As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional, my practice is Divorce Mortgage Planning. This is not a loan product or a mortgage application. It is the analysis that sits underneath the property and debt decisions in a divorce: what the equity solutions actually are for each party, whether the proposed settlement will support financing once the decree is entered, how support, timing, and title language affect qualification, and where the settlement, the mortgage, and the real property contradict one another. I bring that analysis to the divorce team while the terms are still open, because after the agreement is signed, the language is what everyone has to live with, and financing has to conform to it rather than the other way around.

Navigating the complexities of divorce requires more than legal expertise—it calls for a comprehensive understanding of financial implications, especially concerning the marital home. I’m not just a mortgage professional;I’m a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®) with over a decade of experience navigating the intersection of homeownership and divorce. As a CDLP®, I specialize in guiding individuals through the intricate process of Divorce Mortgage Planning.

With over a decade in the mortgage industry, I collaborate closely with family law attorneys, mediators, financial planners, and other professionals to ensure that clients make informed decisions about their real estate and mortgage options during and after divorce. My approach is rooted in a deep understanding of the intersection between divorce settlements and mortgage financing, aiming to prevent future financial challenges and promote long-term stability.

In the last 10 years I’ve helped hundreds of families make informed, forward-thinking decisions about their homes and futures.
Traditional mortgage guidelines change when divorce is present, and many individuals may not realize the far-reaching implications in these areas. By engaging with me and integrating divorce mortgage planning into the process, you ensure that this often-overlooked aspect is properly addressed during your divorce proceedings, not after the divorce is finalized.

I’m passionate about my approach to divorcing homeowners and separating them from the mortgage before, during and after divorce.