CDLP® Divorce Mortgage Planning

    Protect the Home. Preserve the Equity. Before the Settlement is Final.

    How can we help you? Register for weekly divorce mortgage planning tips and our newsletter, download the Divorcing Homeowner Workbook, or request more information from our team.

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    Divorce Housing Strategy Insights

    The conversation that decides whether the settlement holds

    Divorce filings peak in late summer. The housing decision gets made on assumptions no one tests against real lending rules — until the options have narrowed.

    Mortgage Capacity Mapping™ — the four phases a CDLP® evaluates before terms are drafted

    • 01
      The Home
      Will the property, its equity, and the loan actually qualify to be kept?
    • 02
      The Income
      What support qualifies for financing — not simply what was awarded.
    • 03
      The Debt
      An assignment in the decree is not a release from the lender.
    • 04
      The Equity
      How the buyout is written decides what it costs to fund.

    Divorce Mortgage Planning: Why Timing the House Matters

    Learn why evaluating divorce mortgage planning and home feasibility before the filing keeps settlements executable — and how a CDLP® fits the divorce team. Register to receive our full library of educational material.

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    Disclaimer: Divorce Equity Solutions provides mortgage and divorce-related financial consulting services. We do not provide legal, tax, or financial planning advice. Consultation does not create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee financing approval or loan eligibility. Every situation is unique and recommendations are based on information available at the time of consultation.