Divorce Is Complicated.
Your Housing Decisions Shouldn’t Be.
Divorce Mortgage Planning of New England helps you make sense of complex home and mortgage decisions during divorce — before costly mistakes and unnecessary expenses add up.
Helping You Make Informed, Confident Home Decisions During Divorce
Our mission is to help you understand your home and mortgage options during divorce — so decisions are based on clarity, not assumptions. We work with you and your divorce team to evaluate realistic housing scenarios, identify potential obstacles early, and explore solutions that support long-term stability. By planning ahead, we help protect your financial future, reduce unnecessary stress and costs, and support a smoother path forward.
Meet The Team
Maggie and Renee help individuals understand their home and mortgage options during divorce — bringing clarity, coordination, and calm to a complex process.
Certified Divorce Lending Professionals (CDLP®)
WHY WORK WITH DMPNE?
Expert Guidance for Divorce-Related Mortgage Decisions
As Certified Divorce Lending Professionals (CDLPs), Maggie and Renee provide specialized, neutral guidance to clarify mortgage and housing options during divorce — helping clients avoid costly mistakes and support long-term stability.
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Understand Your Options
Clear guidance on keeping, selling, or refinancing the home.
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Expert
Evaluation
A full review of your mortgage and financing possibilities.
3
Collaborative Support
Work with attorney, mediator, or advisor on your behalf.
How We Guide You
D.O.O.R.S Method
D
Discover
current financial standing (assets, liabilities, and housing situation).
O
Organize
each spouse’s priorities and legal landscape that lies ahead.
O
Optimize
cost-effective paths toward settlement and housing transitions.
R
Resolve
any friction and maximize your financial outcome
S
Secure
financial security and housing stability with peace of mind
DMPNE is for you if you….
✔ are overwhelmed by the unknowns
✔ need clarity on housing and asset division
✔ need solutions to obstacles in negotiations
✔ want a holistic/team approach
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Common Unknowns
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A lot of people assume keeping the home will be simple — until the numbers say otherwise. Income, debt, credit, support payments, and shared assets all impact what you can truly afford and qualify for on your own.
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Keeping the home often involves an equity buyout or refinance, and both come with real financial requirements. Interest rates, cash needed at closing, and loan qualification rules can change the monthly payment more than expected.
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Your attorney is essential for protecting you legally, but they typically aren’t running mortgage calculations. A mortgage professional can confirm whether a plan is actually doable before you sign anything that locks you into a tough situation.
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When decisions are made too early, you can lose leverage, reduce flexibility, or create expensive fixes down the road. Getting clear mortgage guidance upfront helps you make confident choices that protect your long-term financial future.
Take the First Step - With Support
Clarity now can help you avoid costly mistakes later. Start with a confidential conversation designed to help you understand your home and mortgage options — with no pressure or obligation.