Divorce Mortgage Planning
CDLP® Certified Divorce Mortgage Specialist, empowering clients by providing them with the expertise and guidance needed to navigate the complexities of divorce financing, ensuring they can move forward with confidence and financial stability.
Why Work with a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®)?
When divorce involves real estate, it’s rarely just about who keeps the house, it’s about how to make that decision actually work.
As a CDLP®, we bring a unique lens to the table - combining mortgage expertise with a deep understanding of how divorce impacts income, credit, assets, and timelines. This goes far beyond a standard pre-approval.
Here's what you can expect:
- Strategic Guidance
We look at how the settlement terms will affect future mortgage options, not just now, but years down the line. That means fewer surprises and more sustainable outcomes.
- Collaboration with the Divorce Team
We work directly with attorneys, mediators, and financial professionals to ensure housing decisions support the full financial picture, before anything is finalized.
- Real-World Customized Solutions
Whether it’s structuring a buyout, qualifying with support income, or navigating title and ownership issues, we help craft a plan that’s not just theoretical, it’s lender-ready.
- Peace of Mind & Financial Clarity
Dividing property is stressful. We help reduce the guesswork so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
“Progress in divorce happens when financial clarity leads the way.”
As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®), we work with clients and their divorce teams to ensure housing and mortgage decisions are fully understood—before the settlement is final. Because a well-informed strategy isn’t just helpful—it’s essential to creating lasting, workable outcomes.
At DNVR Lending, our CDLP’s help you bridge the gap between emotional goals and financial reality—so you’re not just making choices… you’re making empowered ones.
“Because the Divorce Solution isn’t always the mortgage solution”.
Dividing the Marital Home Requires More Than Good Intentions. It’s common to assume one spouse can simply refinance and buy out the other—but post-divorce realities like lower income, higher debt, or credit shifts can make that plan unworkable. Without careful planning, these assumptions can lead to delays, defaulted agreements, or even the forced sale of the home.
Bringing in a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®) early helps ensure that property decisions are financially sound—and that settlement terms can truly be carried out.
“It’s not just about keeping the house—it’s about keeping the future intact.”
Thinking about keeping the house after your divorce? It’s a big decision—one that deserves more than guesswork. Start by asking:
- Can I qualify for the mortgage on my own?
- What would a buyout actually cost me—and is it worth it?
- Does this home still align with where I’m headed, financially and personally?
As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®), we help you and your team look at the full picture—so your decisions aren’t just emotional, they’re informed, realistic, and built to last.
Desire vs. Reality: Empowering the Path Ahead
In divorce, there’s what you hope to do—and what you need to do. As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®), I’m here to help you find a path that honors both. Whether you’re refinancing the marital home or planning for a new one, this process is designed to bring clarity, structure, and confidence.
We begin with a clear conversation about your goals, concerns, and current reality. This is your space to ask questions and start building a plan that makes sense for you.
We gather the financial pieces needed to create a customized housing and mortgage plan—one that fits within the terms of your divorce and supports your future.
Together, we review the plan to ensure it aligns with your settlement and your long-term financial well-being—so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
Your home should support your future—not complicate it.
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