The best place to start is by letting me know who you are! When you're ready, please connect with me directly. Together we can walk through your financial situation and put a plan in place that outlines all your options going forward.
You need a solid plan to start the move forward. As I have a lot of experience working with clients going through a divorce, you're in good hands. I'll guide the conversation, and help you think through the next steps. I can even outline a program that may allow you to buy the matrimonial home.
Going through a divorce isn't something you plan for, so working with an experienced and trusted professional is crucial. I'll make sure you're looked after, every step of the way. I'll be happy to introduce you to professionals I know and trust, who also have experience working with clients in your position!
With the latest stats claiming that about half of marriages end in divorce and with around three-quarters of Canadians being homeowners, it’s important to know how to handle your mortgage if you decide to separate. Here’s a quick list of things to consider.
Separating all joint accounts from your ex-spouse is essential to taking control or your finances through a divorce of separation. Learn more about how to protect your credit in this tough situation.
If you’re going through a marital breakdown, you might have questions about how to split assets and access your home equity. Understanding how a spousal buyout mortgage can help you might bring clarity to your situation.
While talking with a mortgage professional might not sound like the most logical place to start the selling process, here are some excellent reasons why it makes the most sense.
if you don't have established credit, a secured credit card is a great way to get started when you have don’t have the borrowing history to get credit from a bank. Learn more about establishing credit here.
If you need a mortgage, working with an independent mortgage professional will save you money and provide you with better options than dealing with a single financial institution.