Allied Professional Resources
Allied Professional Membership
Where Legal, Financial, and Housing Experts Unite to Serve Divorcing Families Better
Whether you're a family law attorney, CDFA®, mediator, real estate expert, or financial planner, your work directly impacts the future of divorcing clients. But you're not alone in trying to connect the dots.
The Divorce Lending Association’s Allied Professional Membership is your bridge to smarter collaboration, case clarity, and professional growth in divorce real estate and mortgage strategy.
Why Join as an Allied Professional?
Divorcing clients don’t just need answers—they need a team. The DLA was built to empower professionals like you with the tools, education, and partnerships you need to elevate your impact and support better outcomes in every case.
When you become an Allied Member, you’re not just joining a network. You’re stepping into a collaborative movement of legal, financial, and housing professionals committed to raising the standard of care.
What’s Included in Your Membership
Professional Directory Listing
Be visible. Be referable. Get listed in our Allied Professional Directory, making it easy for consumers and other divorce professionals to find and refer you.
Podcast Guest Interviews
Share your expertise as a featured guest on our high-impact podcast series—amplify your voice, expand your reach, and position yourself as a trusted industry resource.
Article Contributions
Submit guest blog articles to be published on our platform, LinkedIn, and newsletters. Build thought leadership while educating the divorce community on your area of expertise.
Workshops and Continuing Education
Access live and on-demand educational workshops, many eligible for CLE, CME, and CE credits. Stay current, stay compliant, and stay sharp in the rapidly evolving divorce landscape.
Exclusive Case Desk Access
Have a complex case? Need help analyzing a real estate or mortgage scenario during divorce? Allied Members get private access to our internal Case Desk—a support hub for collaborative case strategy and second opinions from CDLP® experts.
Who Should Join?
This membership is ideal for:
Legal Professionals (Attorneys, Mediators)
Financial Experts (CDFAs, CFPs, Planners)
Divorce Coaches & Therapists
- Real Estate Professionals (Must be sponsored by a CDLP® and first complete Divorce Real Estate Course)
If you're ready to lead with strategy, this membership was made for you!
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Membership That Moves You Forward
Your Allied Professional Membership offers more than just perks—it provides access.
- Access to education.
- Access to connection.
- Access to better strategies that protect your clients and grow your practice.
Join the DLA as an Allied Professional Today
Let’s raise the bar together. Become an Allied Member and join the nation’s most trusted divorce housing strategy network.
Have questions? Contact us at info@divorcelendingassociation.com
Looking for an Allied Professional in Your Area?
Find an Allied ProfessionalEnhance Your Expertise with Our Comprehensive Divorce Mortgage Planning Course
Dual Credit Offered for CFP® and CDFA® Designations!
(Included with Membership or Separately)
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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.