Choosing the right home after a divorce isn’t just about square footage or location, it’s also about supporting your parenting time, especially if virtual visitation is part of your plan. In this blog, we’ll walk through the key factors to consider when buying or renting a home that supports consistent, meaningful virtual visits, because even when parenting happens through a screen, the environment still matters.
As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE®) in Colorado, I’ve worked with attorneys and judges to ensure real estate-related orders are clear, enforceable, and aligned with market realities.
From setting specific listing timelines to defining decision-making authority, this article breaks down key elements attorneys should consider when drafting real estate provisions in court orders. The goal? Minimizing conflict, preserving home equity, and ensuring a smooth transition for all parties involved.
Read on for practical tips that help real estate transactions stand up in both court and practice.
Who’s on the title and mortgage? What’s the true market value? Can one spouse afford to keep the home long-term? These aren’t just technicalities—they’re make-or-break decisions that shape the financial future of both parties. In this blog, I’ll break down the essential questions attorneys and their clients should be asking to ensure real estate is handled fairly and strategically in divorce.
When real estate is part of a divorce, unclear or impractical court orders can create unnecessary financial and emotional stress. A well-structured order should do more than dictate who gets what—it should address market timing, decision-making authority, and how to protect the home’s equity. As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert® (CDRE®) with 25 years of experience in Colorado, I’ve seen how the right approach can prevent delays, reduce conflict, and ensure a smoother transition for families. In this article, I’ll share key insights on crafting property orders that are clear, enforceable, and designed for real-world success.
When a judge orders the sale of a home in a divorce case, the right structure can mean the difference between preserving equity and losing thousands in unnecessary costs. Vague orders, unrealistic pricing expectations, or delays in decision-making can stall the process and reduce profits. As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE) with 25 years of experience, I’ve seen how a well-planned sale benefits everyone involved. In this blog, I’ll share key insights on structuring orders that align with market realities, protect home equity, and ensure a smooth, conflict-free transaction.
When a judge orders the sale of a home in a divorce, the legal directive is clear—but the process itself can be anything but. Emotions run high, communication breaks down, and disagreements over pricing, showings, and offers can stall progress. That’s where a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert® (CDRE®) steps in.
As a neutral third party, a CDRE ensures the sale moves forward smoothly, fairly, and in compliance with court orders. From managing property access to setting a strategic pricing plan, negotiating offers, and keeping all parties informed, a CDRE helps prevent conflict from derailing the transaction. A court-ordered sale doesn’t have to be chaotic—with the right expertise, it can be handled efficiently, professionally, and with the best possible outcome for everyone involved
When real estate is part of a divorce, accuracy in financial discovery and disclosures is crucial to ensuring a fair division of assets. Overlooked property details, miscalculations, or missing disclosures can lead to financial loss, disputes, or court delays. As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert® (CDRE®), I help ensure valuations are precise, liabilities are identified, and all required disclosures are completed properly. A well-handled real estate process isn’t just about selling a home—it’s about protecting both parties’ interests and ensuring a smooth transition. Read on to learn why the right information makes all the difference.
In divorce cases, court orders play a pivotal role in shaping the sale of the marital home. From setting timelines to determining pricing and asset division, these decisions have a direct impact on how the property is sold. As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert® with over 25 years of experience, I work within the parameters set by the court to facilitate a smooth, fair, and efficient sale. By staying neutral and providing expert insights, I help both parties navigate the process, ensuring the sale aligns with the court’s direction and protecting everyone’s interests.
Selling a home with tenants can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right mix of legal knowledge, open communication, and strategic planning, you can navigate this process successfully.
If you’re facing this challenge, let’s talk about how to turn a potential hurdle into a smooth and rewarding sale.
From navigating lease agreements to ensuring tenant cooperation for showings, there’s a delicate balance to strike. But with a thoughtful approach and open communication, it’s entirely possible to achieve a successful sale without unnecessary friction. Over the years, I’ve helped countless clients in Colorado find common ground with their tenants, creating solutions that work for everyone involved.