House Divided
Free divorce guide on mortgage solutions during divorce
Discover what every couple needs to know about dividing or managing their home during a separation
What You’ll Learn in House Divided
Legal and financial considerations for property division
Options for keeping, selling, or transferring ownership
Tips for a smoother, less stressful transition
Why Understanding Your Options Matters
Dividing a home during a divorce can be complex and emotionally charged, but understanding your options can make all the difference.
Whether it’s deciding to sell, refinance, or keep the home, each choice has unique legal and financial implications.
By exploring these options thoroughly, you can avoid common pitfalls, reduce stress, and ensure that decisions around your home align with your long-term goals.
Informed choices empower both parties to move forward with clarity, helping to make a difficult process smoother and more fair.
Clear insight into financial and legal implications
Reduced stress through informed decision-making
A more fair and transparent division of assets
Author’s Corner
Meet Renee Guidaboni Coleman
A sought-after mortgage financing expert, Renee Guidaboni Coleman brings over 20 years of experience to help individuals make informed financial choices, especially during life’s pivotal moments. Known for her mantra—"Dispel the myths; get the facts"—Renee collaborates closely with consumers and their advisors to guide them through major financial decisions with confidence and clarity.
Since 2012, Renee has been a trusted resource for legal and financial professionals seeking expert guidance on complex mortgage situations. Her specialties include: Traditional Home Purchase, Divorce Asset Division, Retirement Planning with HECM/Reverse Mortgages – Assisting retirees with smart, long-term income and estate planning options.
As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP), Renee brings a holistic approach to Divorce Mortgage Planning, ensuring that decisions about home equity are aligned with broader financial goals. She works with divorce teams to identify potential conflicts between divorce settlements, mortgages, and property decisions, ensuring clients have a clear path forward.
“Knowledge is the foundation of a sound decision.”
