Find out if your housing plan will actually work — before you sign.

The marital home is usually the largest asset in divorce. It's also where most settlements quietly break.

Refinance qualification. Support income. Debt reassignment. Equity buyout. These look like legal decisions on paper. They're actually mortgage decisions — and lending logic doesn't always match what was negotiated.

If the mortgage doesn't work, the settlement doesn't work.

Talk to a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®)

A CDLP® is a mortgage professional trained to evaluate divorce housing decisions against real lending standards. CDLPs work alongside your attorney — not in place of one — to translate what's negotiated in the agreement into what's fundable with the lender.

Free 30-minute consultation

The call is meant for orientation, not a complete analysis. It's the most direct way to start the conversation that often saves the settlement, well before the agreement is signed.

30 minutes is enough to:

  • Hear the contours of your situation and what's being considered
  • Flag where lending constraints are likely to surface
  • Identify which factors — income, support, debt, equity — warrant deeper evaluation
  • Decide what comes next, whether that's full Mortgage Capacity Mapping™, a referral to your other professionals, or a more informed conversation with your attorney

It's free. Confidential. No fee, no card, no pitch.

Start with the brief intake form below. A few quick details about your situation help your CDLP® arrive at the call ready to focus on what's actually relevant to you. Once it's submitted, you'll be able to schedule your call directly.