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Allied Professionals: Elevate Your Expertise in Divorce Solutions

Where Legal, Financial, and Housing Experts Collaborate for Better Outcomes

As a family law attorney, CDFA®, mediator, real estate professional, or financial planner, your role is pivotal in shaping the future of divorcing clients. But navigating the complexities of divorce requires more than individual expertise; it demands collaboration.

The Divorce Lending Association’s Allied Professional Membership is your gateway to smarter strategies, professional growth, and impactful collaboration in divorce real estate and mortgage planning.

Why Join the Allied Professional Network?

Divorcing clients need more than answers; they need a team. By joining the Divorce Lending Association, you become part of a movement dedicated to raising the standard of care for divorcing families. Gain access to tools, education, and partnerships that empower you to deliver better outcomes.

Membership Benefits

Professional Directory Listing

Boost your visibility and credibility by being featured in our Allied Professional Directory, making it easy for clients and colleagues to find and refer you.

Podcast Guest Opportunities

Showcase your expertise as a guest on our podcast series, expanding your reach and positioning yourself as a trusted resource in the divorce community.

Thought Leadership Contributions

Publish guest articles on our platform, LinkedIn, and newsletters to educate and engage the divorce community while building your professional brand.

Workshops and Continuing Education

Access live and on-demand workshops, many offering CLE, CME, and CE credits, to stay ahead in the ever-evolving divorce landscape.

Exclusive Scenario Case Desk

Tackle complex cases with confidence. Allied Members gain private access to our Scenario Case Desk, where Certified Divorce Lending Professionals (CDLP®) provide expert insights and collaborative strategies.

Introducing the Divorce Mortgage Lab

The Divorce Mortgage Lab is your ultimate resource for navigating the intricate intersection of mortgages, property division, and divorce. This comprehensive platform offers:

Advanced Education: Learn about the financial, legal, and tax implications of divorce-related mortgage planning.
Strategic Insights: Discover solutions for equity buyouts, loan assumptions, and creating qualified income streams for mortgage financing.
Practical Tools: Understand how marital separation agreements impact future mortgage financing and property division.

Whether you're a CFP®, CDFA®, or other financial professional, the Divorce Mortgage Lab equips you with the knowledge to guide your clients toward informed decisions.

Who Should Join?

This membership is ideal for:

Legal Professionals: Attorneys, mediators, and other legal experts.
Financial Experts: CDFAs, CFPs, and financial planners.
Divorce Coaches & Therapists: Professionals supporting emotional and strategic decision-making.
Real Estate Professionals: REM-S Certified agents specializing in divorce real estate.

If you're ready to lead with strategy and collaboration, this membership is for you.

Membership That Moves You Forward

Your Allied Professional Membership is more than a subscription; it’s a commitment to excellence. Gain access to:

Cutting-edge education.
A network of like-minded professionals.
Strategies that protect your clients and grow your practice.

Join Today

Take the next step in your professional journey. Become an Allied Member and join the nation’s most trusted divorce housing strategy network.

Have questions? Contact us at membership@divorcelendingassoc.com

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Enhance Your Expertise with Our Comprehensive Divorce Mortgage Planning Course

Dual Credit Offered for CFP® and CDFA® Designations!

(Included with Membership or Separately)

Divorce mortgage planning goes beyond mortgages; it involves understanding the complex connection between mortgages, property division, and the specific challenges of divorce from legal, financial, and tax viewpoints.

Did you know that certain aspects of real property may limit access to equity in an equity buyout situation? What are the tax implications when one party moves into an existing investment property as their new primary residence post-divorce? What financial and tax planning strategies are available to create qualified income streams for mortgage financing after divorce? What language in the marital separation agreement may benefit one party and harm the other when obtaining future mortgage financing? Is a loan assumption in your client's best interest?

This Continuing Education course isn't Mortgage 101. It is designed to help you guide your divorcing clients to make more informed decisions within the context of mortgage planning during divorce.