Divorce
Your home, your equity, your next chapter.
Neutral, discreet guidance when a marriage ends. Sell, buy out, or hold for a time, with the same information for both spouses and both attorneys, at the same time.
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Three paths, side by side
Sell
Often the cleanest separation. Proceeds are divided as agreed after the mortgage and costs are paid.
Compare with your numbers02Buy out
One spouse keeps the home, usually by refinancing to pay the other's share. Get pre-approved before negotiating.
Compare with your numbers03Co-own for a time
Common when children are finishing school. Needs a clear written agreement and an exit date.
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How we work
Neutral by design
No one should feel someone is working against them.
Identical updates
Both spouses and both attorneys receive the same written updates at the same time.
Documented decisions
Every material decision is in writing, so there are no he-said, she-said moments.
Discreet marketing
Private showings and careful marketing when privacy matters.
Coordination
We work with your attorneys, mediator, CDFA, lender and escrow.
Questions
Common questions
Can you represent both of us?
As co-owners selling the home, yes, with the required disclosures and both spouses' consent. Our role is the property; your attorneys handle the legal questions.
Is our home community property?
That's a legal question for your attorney. How and when it was bought, how it is titled and how it was paid for all matter.
Should we sell now or later?
It depends on your finances, your children and the market. Clear numbers for each option usually make the decision easier.
You don't have to do this alone.
Tell us where you stand. We'll help you see the next step clearly.