Common Real Estate Questions Attorneys Should Ask Their Clients
The essential questions attorneys should be asking their clients about marital property—and how collaboration with a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE) can elevate the process.
How Attorneys Can Use a CDRE as a Resource
How attorneys can leverage a CDRE to support their cases, protect their clients, and reduce their own liability.
How to Keep Your Home Sale on Track During Divorce
Key strategies for keeping your home sale on track during divorce, the risks of letting conflict take over, and how working with a CDRE makes all the difference.
What Happens When a Spouse Refuses to Cooperate?
Why non-cooperation happens, the financial and legal risks it creates, and how working with the right team can keep your home sale on track.
Common Mistakes to Avoid in Real Estate Decisions During Divorce
The most common real estate mistakes divorcing couples make, how to avoid them, and what you need to know to keep your Arizona home sale on track.
How to Handle Personal Property During Divorce
Why resolving personal property issues early is critical, how to prepare for a smooth move-out, and what you need to know as a divorcing homeowner in Arizona.
Should I Keep or Sell My Investment Property Post-Divorce?
Everything Arizona divorcing homeowners need to know about investment properties, including valuation, tax implications, ownership options, and tips for maximizing your financial outcome.
Options for Refinancing the Marital Home
The refinancing options available during divorce, the qualifications involved, Arizona-specific considerations, and what to watch out for to protect both parties.
The Impact of Divorce on Your Mortgage and Credit
How divorce can affect your credit score, mortgage eligibility, and long-term financial health—and what you can do to protect yourself.
Managing Joint Mortgages and Liabilities During Divorce
The challenges divorcing couples face when dealing with joint mortgages, outline common solutions, and provide actionable steps to protect your credit and financial future during this transition.
Legal Steps to Transfer Property Ownership During Divorce: Don’t Risk Your Financial Future
The critical steps to transfer property safely and smoothly during a divorce.
How to Handle Investment Properties During Divorce: A Smart Guide for Arizona Homeowners
How to handle investment properties during divorce — without losing money, damaging your credit, or ending up in court.
The Role of Appraisals and Property Valuations in Divorce: What You Need to Know
Everything you need to know about appraisals, property valuations, and how to protect your financial future during divorce.
Navigating Real Estate Transactions During Divorce: A Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about selling your home during a divorce — from the legal basics to the emotional pitfalls to avoid.
Preparing Your Home for Sale Amid Divorce
This guide will walk you through what matters most when preparing your home for sale during divorce—step by step.
Who Pays for Repairs During Divorce?
In this blog, we’ll walk through the most common scenarios and solutions, so you can make informed decisions, reduce friction, and keep your home sale moving forward.
Deferred Maintenance: How It Affects Selling Your Home During Divorce
In this post, we’ll walk through what deferred maintenance really means, how buyers perceive it, what it can cost you, and how to handle it when time, budget, and cooperation between spouses might be limited.
Should I Make Repairs Before Selling During Divorce?
One of the most frequently asked questions by divorcing homeowners is, "Should we make repairs before putting the house on the market?" The answer isn’t a simple yes or no—it depends on a variety of factors including your timeline, your budget, and the condition of the home.
Net Proceeds Distribution: How Does It Work?
Many divorcing couples think proceeds are split 50/50, but that’s not always the case. Here’s how net proceeds are calculated and what you should know about splitting the money fairly.
What Happens If There Is Only One Party on Title?
Many divorcing couples assume that the person named on the title is the sole owner of the home. But Arizona is a community property state, which means that ownership rights don’t always match what’s on the deed. Here’s what you need to know about home ownership during divorce.