Helping Clients Make Informed Decisions About Home Equity
Expert mortgage solutions tailored for divorce situations.
What is Divorce Mortgage Planning?
Helping Divorcing Clients Make Informed Decisions About Home Equity
Divorce brings emotional and financial challenges—especially when it comes to the marital home. As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®), I specialize in helping clients make clear, confident, and educated decisions about their home equity and mortgage options during and after divorce.
Clarity in the Midst of Complexity
Whether the goal is to keep the home, sell it, or explore a buyout, I provide guidance that supports:
- Understanding mortgage affordability now and in the future
- Evaluating equity division and buyout options
- Navigating the impact of divorce on mortgage qualification
- Creating a strategic plan that aligns with your financial goals
Collaboration That Protects Your Future
I work closely with divorce attorneys, mediators, and financial professionals to ensure that the real estate and mortgage aspects of the settlement are fully considered—because what seems fair today may not be sustainable tomorrow.
Divorce Mortgage Planning Matters
Traditional mortgage advice often falls short in divorce situations. That’s why I offer Divorce Mortgage Planning, a specialized approach that integrates:
- Home equity analysis
- Income, asset, and liability assessment
- Post-divorce housing plans
- Creative financing solutions
About Us
Stacey Ellison, CDLP®
As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®), I specialize in guiding clients through the complexities of home equity during divorce. My role is to provide clarity, strategic options, and financial insight—ensuring each decision is informed, equitable, and aligned with long-term financial well-being. By collaborating with attorneys, mediators, and financial professionals, I help divorcing homeowners understand:
- What’s affordable now and in the future
- How to structure equity buyouts fairly
- The true cost and implications of keeping or selling the home
- Options for mortgage financing post-divorce
Empowering clients with knowledge means protecting their financial foundation—during the divorce process and beyond.