Welcome to the Allied Professionals Resource Page! Here, you’ll find a wealth of knowledge, tools, and resources to support your expertise in divorce real estate and mortgage planning. From insightful publications and educational courses to practical workshops and industry tools, our goal is to empower you with the skills and information you need to excel in this specialized field. Whether you want to expand your professional network or deepen your understanding, this is your one-stop destination for growth and success. If you can't find what you're looking for contact us at [email protected] 

 

Divorce Real Estate & Mortgage Journal

Explore the Divorce Real Estate and Mortgage Journal, the ultimate resource for attorneys, financial planners, mediators, real estate, and mortgage professionals. Stay updated with expert insights, case studies, tools, and strategies to navigate the complexities of divorce-related real estate and mortgage planning.

Why Professionals Love This Journal

  • "The insights are invaluable! The Divorce Real Estate and Mortgage Journal has become a cornerstone of my practice." – Jane D., Family Law Attorney
  • "I finally have a resource that ties real estate and mortgage planning to the legal and financial aspects of divorce. A game-changer!" – Mark T., CDLP®
  • "This journal not only educates but also inspires me to elevate my services for divorcing clients." – Sara L., Mediator

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Enhance Your Expertise with Our Comprehensive Divorce Mortgage Planning Course

Dual Credit Offered for CFP® and CDFA® Designations!

CFP and CDFA continuing education 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.