Follow our blog posts to discover how a CDLP® can help divorcing homeowners meet their short-term and long-term financial goals. Learn how you can add a CDLP® to the professional divorce team today.
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Protecting Yourself from Financial Identity Theft After DivorceFinancial identity theft after a divorce usually occurs when spouses still have access to each other's financial information. Here are 2 steps to avoid trouble.
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Navigating Real Estate and 1031 Exchanges During DivorceA brief explanation of a 1031 Exchange and the suggested 2-year hold period during Divorce. Learn more about dividing property after a divorce.
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When a Client Moves Into an Existing Investment Property After Divorce.There may be a widely overlooked tax consequence for divorcing couples who own an investment property that move into a rental home as their new primary house.
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Navigating Divorce Settlements: The Importance of Deed, Decree, and DebtThe deed, decree, and debt all intersect during divorce yet all three need to be dealt with separately during settlement. Work with a CDLP for the best outcome.
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Maximizing Your Tax Benefits with the Mortgage Interest DeductionThe Mortgage Interest Deduction may be a great tax planning tool as long as you understand what you are working with. Here's everything you need to know.
