Your Home and Divorce

Will Receiving Alimony And/Or Child Support Payments Count As Income For A Refinancing Or New Mortgage?

If you are divorced or are going through a divorce, you might assume that receiving alimony and/or child support payments will qualify as income to refinance your current mortgage or get a new one. Unfortunately, you may discover that is not necessarily true. What you and others might consider income and what mortgage lenders consider qualified income may be two very different things.

Why High Interest Rates Shouldn’t Deter You From Refinancing If You Want To Keep Your Marital Home

You are not refinancing your home for typical reasons. You are refinancing because of your divorce, and you want to keep your home.

Why Co-Owning the Marital Home After Divorce Is a Terrible Idea

Co-owning a home together after divorce will not resolve your marital problems; in fact, it could actually exacerbate them.

Tips for Renovating Your Home After Divorce

These tips will ensure that you get the renovated home you want and need to help you get over your divorce.

How Divorce Can Affect Your Home Buying & Selling Options

Divorce can cause a lot of financial stress, particularly if a couple is unsure of what to do with the marital home. Here are your options.

Divorce and Mortgage: Here’s What You Need to Know

You’re probably worried about stability and financial security, but being proactive and asking the right questions about divorce and mortgage can make the process a much easier one.

5 Steps to Buying a House After Divorce

One of the biggest challenges in life after divorce is finding a new home. If you’re thinking about buying a house after divorce, here are five steps you should take.