Divorce and Mortgage Strategies

Professional Spotlight with Shell Sawyer, CDFA® and John Marroni, CDLP® It is so important for women to be financial organized when going through a divorce. From understanding the various options and tax implications with different retirement account to working with a Certified Divorce Lending Professional when you need to refinance the current mortgage or getting ready to purchase a new home.  Sh...

Many women going through a divorce find comfort working with a divorce financial advisor so they understand every single number being thrown around. Listen to Ida Reis, CDLP as she interviews Amanda Campbell, CFP, CDFA, AAMS, AIF Amanda has been in the financial services industry since 2010 and joined the team in 2020. As aCertified Financial Planner™ and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®,  A...

Co-Parenting Solutions and Parallel Parenting for making decisions regarding children in divorce. Co-Parenting goes beyone minor children and blends into how you involve or not involve adult children as well. Interview with Jordana Wolfson, Licensed Master's Social Worker and Carri Goldring, CDLP. Jordana Wolfson, owner of Co-Parenting Solutions, LLC, is a Licensed Master’s Social Worker, a C...

Interview with Wendy Dabrusin, CDLP, and Amy Adler, CPA, CFE, CDFA. What happens when you contribute separate money to the marital home in divorce. Amy Adler is a CPA, Certified Fraud Examiner, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, and 2x divorcee. She started her career as a CPA and fraud examiner in Big 4 public accounting, internal audit, fraud investigation, training, and corporate accounting a...

Interview of Katie Marsden CDFA and CFP with Emile Flowers, CDFA. The money component and decision making changes in divorce. Get organized on the front end and build out a strong team. Katie knows that what she does is so much more than just crunching the numbers. It is about building relationships with people to help them build short-and long-term financial plans that can put their minds at ease...

Listen to Amy Valdivia, CDLP® and Holly Moore, Family Law Attorney. Using a holistic approach while incorporating mediation into family law settlements. The dynamic that exists in family law is the close personal relationship with the person you are litigating against. Family Law covers a wide range of sensitive, highly emotional issues. At Moore Family Law Group we don’t believe in playing games,...

Helping couples amicably identify, evaluate, and equitably divide assets in a fair and respectful manner during divorce to achieve a peaceful financial separation. Going through divorce is extremely challenging, even in the best situation.  You will have a lot of questions, a lot of emotions, and you still have a full life to functionally get through every day.  You could use some help and support...

As a Certified Divorce Coach, Lane understands that life is complicated and full of transition, especially with a divorce. Her coaching practice, Now & Then Coaching , specializes in helping divorcing clients move from their overwhelming state of anxiety, confusion and uncertainty to the creation of their next chapter of life with renewed confidence, happiness, and peace of mind.  John Marroni...

Jody Bruns with the Divorce Lending Association and Tracy Ann Moore-Grant discuss the Amicable Divorce Process including: The difference between mediation, collaborative and amicable.  The positive impact an amicable divorce can have on maintaining good communication and a positive relationship once the divorce is final. The importance of divorce mortgage planning when refinancing the marital home...

Join Wendy Dabrusin, Certified Divorce Lending Professional, as she interviews Ronda Ross, a divorce real estate professional in Houston and Dallas, Texas. A neutral approach to working with divorcing homeowners needing help selling their homes during divorce.  Visit www.divorceworkshop.com for more information and to take back control. At the Divorce Lending Association, our mission is to help di...

Snehal is the principal of SPM Law, LLC. where she practices all aspects of family law.  Snehal launched her firm with the goal of helping families through difficult transitions—efficiently with compassion.  While clerking for the Honorable Ronald A. Silkworth (Ret.) at the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County, Maryland, Snehal observed intimately the ways in which attorneys can help – or hinder...

Join Jody Bruns, President and Founder of the Divorce Lending Assocaition as she breaks down where it all began. Who is the Divorce Lending Association and the Certified Divorce Lending Professional. Why incorporating divorce mortgage planning into the divorce settlement process is so important to the outcome for divorcing homeowners. Visit www.divorceworkshop.com for more information and to take...

Divorce is stressful! It's both emotionally and mentally draining. It's important to take care of your mental health so you can focus on the tasks at hand, managing your way through the divorce to come out healthy and on the road to recovery. Listen to an interview of Christine Hammond by Don Moll , Certified Divorce Lending Professional with the Divorce Lending Association. Christine Ha...

What's up with the number of divorces for those over the age of 50? 1 in every 3 divorces are now couples over 50, and a failed marriage can be as hard on your wallet as it is on your heart.  Join Jody Bruns and Andrew Hatherley, CDFA, on the Divorce Literacy Podcast as they discuss why more couples in later life are divorcing and their financial concerns.  Couples can divorce later in life f...

Nancy Hetrick, CDFA, MAFF SmarterDivorceSolutions.co m and DivorceFinancialTraining.com Incorporating financial divorce planning into the divorce settlement. 100% of all divorces involve some type of financial settlement, so why not involve a divorce financial planner as a neutral into the process? Divorce financial planning can help divorcing spouses save money when they can objectively look at t...

Mortgage Loan Assumption Incident to Divorce The recent rise in mortgage interest rates is leaving many divorcing homeowners asking, "Can I assume the current mortgage so I don't need to refinance and lose my lower interest rate?" The correct answer is maybe, probably not, and it depends. Join the Divorce Lending Association and gain a better understanding of the assumption process...