The BIDC is committed to providing relevant and high-quality information to professionals working in the field of divorce.
Attendees may receive CEU or CLE credits. For professionals who are not social workers or lawyers, a contact hour certificate is also awarded.
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This program is designed to provide the candidate with an understanding of the implications and
challenges of how a divorce settlement agreement involving real estate, spousal support, child
support, etc. are affected by the financial challenges and requirements related to mortgage
financing and tax law. The candidate will, in a one-hour segment, learn how to avoid common
issues post-decree when real estate is present; settle divorce cases with real estate & mortgage
financing faster and reduce common hurdles for clients needing mortgage financing post-
decree.
Whether mediating a collaborative divorce settlement; or restructuring a real estate portfolio,
there are real concerns and financing strategies involving your client’s current real estate, ability
to buy one spouse out, or structuring maintenance in order for the receiving spouse to qualify for
a new mortgage. The key to making sure your clients are well-positioned for their new lives after
divorce comes from knowing how to set them up for success. This class covers various
financing strategies and hurdles facing qualified income sources, marital debt, and the
disposition of the marital home. This is a great class and covers a lot of information not typically
taken into consideration.