Let’s be clear: I don’t advocate for divorce.
What I do advocate for is protecting your ability to stay in homeownership—during and after divorce. Because your home isn’t just an asset. It’s your anchor. And the decisions you make about it today will shape your financial reality for years to come.
Misunderstood Role, Critical Impact
My role is often misunderstood. I’m not part of the legal decision-making process. I don’t decide who gets what, or who pays whom. That’s between you and your legal team.
Where I come in is alongside that team—once there’s a clearer picture of the legal direction. I help assess what’s actually possible within mortgage lending guidelines, so your agreement doesn’t just make sense legally, but also financially.
Your Mortgage Strategy Needs to Match the Outcome You Want
Once we know what’s on the table—whether it’s equity division, support payments, or which party is keeping the home—I step in to build a strategy that supports your goals.
- Can one party assume the mortgage?
- Is a refinance possible?
- Does the math suggest selling and buying separately makes more sense?
- Or do we need to reallocate assets to make homeownership viable for both of you?
This is the kind of analysis that’s often overlooked—but it’s essential. Because staying in homeownership post-divorce isn’t something that happens by default. It takes careful planning, deep mortgage expertise, and coordination with your legal team.
It’s Not Guesswork—It’s Strategy
Sometimes this work feels like financial Tetris. But I’ve done this hundreds of times. I know what works, what doesn’t, and what’s required to keep your housing future stable and aligned with your long-term goals.
If you’re navigating a divorce and homeownership is part of the equation, don’t leave it to chance.
Let’s Build a Plan That Works
Divorce changes a lot of things.
Don’t let homeownership be one of them.
📅 Book a consult to see if I can help.