February 2026 Client Divorce Class: Real Estate & Lending Options

Description

Divorce changes more than your relationship. It changes where you live, how you qualify for a mortgage, and what financial decisions you are allowed to make right now.

If you are feeling overwhelmed, frozen, or unsure who to trust, you are not alone. Real estate and lending decisions during divorce happen inside a high-stress, high-risk environment that most people have never navigated before. These decisions often shape your financial future for years.

This Client Divorce Class: Real Estate and Lending Options is designed for you. It is for the person trying to make smart, informed housing and financial decisions while emotions, legal constraints, and uncertainty are all pulling at once.

In this educational session, we will walk through how divorce impacts real estate and mortgage options before, during, and after the divorce process. We will explain what is different about buying, selling, refinancing, or keeping a home when there are multiple decision-makers, legal oversight, and heightened conflict risk involved.

You will learn:

• Why divorce real estate transactions feel harder and why that is not a personal failure

• How divorce can affect mortgage qualification, refinancing, and future borrowing power

• Common mistakes people make when making housing decisions too early or without full information

• How legal timelines, court orders, and negotiations intersect with real estate and lending

• What options may exist if one spouse wants to stay in the home or if selling is required

• How to think strategically about housing decisions without escalating conflict or regret

This class is not a sales pitch. No services are being sold. No pressure and no judgment.
It is a guided, fact-based explanation of a system that often feels confusing and isolating, especially when you are expected to figure it out while going through one of life’s most stressful transitions.

Whether you are:

• In the early stages of considering divorce

• Actively navigating separation or legal proceedings

• Trying to plan your next housing move quietly and carefully

This session is meant to give you clarity, language, and grounding so you can stop guessing and start making decisions from a place of understanding instead of fear.

You do not need to have all the answers before you attend.
You only need to be willing to learn what questions actually matter.

Date: February 26, 2026 | 6-7PM
Client Divorce Class: Real Estate and Lending Options
Educational | Neutral | Client-Centered
Zoom Webinar

If you have been telling yourself, “I do not even know where to start,” this is where you start.