At the Divorce Lending Association, we provide specialized training to mortgage industry professionals serving divorcing homeowners. In our library of articles, learn how a CDLP® can benefit the work of the professional divorce team.
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The Most Overlooked Investment in Your Business: YouMortgage, real estate, and divorce professionals: the next level of your business isn’t another lead platform—it’s you. Discover how investing in your own expertise through CDLP®, REM-S™, or Allied Professional Membership can unlock real influence, referrals, and results in the divorce finance space.
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The Hidden Cost of Going It Alone in Divorce CasesDivorce attorneys, mediators, and financial professionals risk costly outcomes when real property and mortgage decisions are handled in isolation. Discover how strategic collaboration with Certified Divorce Lending Professionals (CDLP®s) leads to more stable settlements, protects clients, and redefines success in today’s divorce process.
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Divorce: A Legal and Financial Redefinition—and Why It Creates Mortgage ObstaclesDivorce is more than emotional—it's a legal and financial shift. Learn how it impacts mortgage loans and how a CDLP® can help protect your housing future.
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Transferring Real Property in Divorce Without a Deed: What Family Law Professionals Need to KnowDiscover key considerations, challenges, and mortgage implications for family law attorneys managing real property transfers during divorce.
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Transform Divorce Settlements with Principled Negotiation and Real Estate Mediation SpecialistsDiscover how Real Estate Mediation Specialists (REM-S) support mediators in divorce property negotiations with expert insights and creative, interest-based solutions. Learn how principled negotiation helps divorcing spouses achieve fair, sustainable settlements involving real estate.
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Clarifying the Garn-St. Germain Act: Protections and Opportunities for Divorcing HomeownersDiscover how the Garn-St. Germain Act and CFPB amendments protect divorcing homeowners. Learn about Legal Simple Transfer Assumptions, successor in interest rights, and how a Certified Divorce Lending Professional® (CDLP®) can guide you through property division and mortgage solutions.
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How the Housing Assistance Tax Act of 1982 Continues to Impact Divorcing Spouses with Rental PropertiesDiscover how the Housing Assistance Tax Act of 1982 impacts divorcing spouses when converting a rental property to a primary residence. Learn about capital gains taxes, depreciation recapture, and the value of a CDLP in navigating these financial complexities.
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How a CDLP® Complements the Work of a Divorce Financial PlannerDiscover how a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®) complements the work of a divorce financial planner or CDFA®, ensuring that mortgage and real estate decisions align with long-term financial strategies. Learn how integrating a CDLP® into your divorce case management provides comprehensive support for divorcing clients.
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Quit Claim Deed vs. Warranty Deed: Key Differences and Their Impact on Divorce Property SettlementsDiscover the crucial differences between Quit Claim Deeds and Warranty Deeds, and learn how they impact property transfers during a divorce. Understand the risks, benefits, and key considerations to make informed decisions in your divorce settlement.
