For a veteran, divorce is not just an ending. It is also the start of building something new, and for many that includes buying a home of their own. The good news is that your VA benefit is built to help you do exactly that. The key is understanding where your entitlement stands after t… Continue Reading →
The Central Valley is home to a large community of veterans and active-duty service members, and when one of those families goes through a divorce, the home often comes with a wrinkle most civilian sales never face: a VA loan and the entitlement attached to it. Handled poorly, that entitlement can stay tangled up for… Continue Reading →
The open house is one of the most familiar images in real estate: balloons on the corner, a sign in the yard, strangers wandering through on a Sunday afternoon. For divorcing sellers, though, the open house deserves a harder look than it usually gets. It carries some real downsides that matter more in a divorc… Continue Reading →
Homeowners insurance is the last thing on anyone’s mind during a divorce, right up until it becomes a very expensive problem. A lapsed policy, a name left off a claim, or a coverage gap during a transition can cost a divorcing couple far more than the premium ever would have. Because the home is usually… Continue Reading →
When a marriage is ending, the leaky faucet, the aging roof, and the cracked driveway tend to fall to the bottom of everyone’s list. That is completely understandable. But deferred maintenance does not disappear when you stop thinking about it. It shows up later, at the worst possible time, in the form of a lower… Continue Reading →
Selling a home is complicated in any divorce. When domestic violence or a protective order is part of the picture, it becomes something else entirely, because the priority is no longer just a good sale. The priority is safety. This post explains how a home can still be sold responsibly when a restraining or no-contact… Continue Reading →
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