For professionals
A Better Client Experience Starts With Better Collaboration
This platform welcomes relationships with professionals who believe divorce clients deserve coordinated guidance rather than fragmented advice.
The premise is simple: when the legal, housing, mortgage and financial perspectives are shared early, clients make better-informed decisions and fewer agreements depend on untested assumptions.
Where we fit
What collaboration looks like in practice
For Attorneys
Mortgage analysis and education that can help clients understand the financing implications of potential settlement scenarios — before language is finalized.
- Feasibility review of refinance or buyout assumptions
- Plain-language education for clients between meetings
- Discussion of how support structures may affect qualification
For Real Estate Professionals
Collaboration surrounding the sale of marital properties, future purchasing and housing transition for both parties.
- Coordination of timing with legal and financing milestones
- Education for each party about next housing
- Clear communication when two clients share one property
For Financial Advisors
Housing and mortgage considerations that can be incorporated into broader post-divorce financial planning.
- Payment and cash-flow modeling for housing scenarios
- How a buyout may interact with asset allocation
- Long-range planning for a future purchase
For Divorce Professionals
A collaborative educational network designed around helping families make informed decisions — mediators, divorce financial professionals and NADP members welcome.
- Shared educational resources for clients
- Introductions across specialties when appropriate
- A consistent, no-pressure client experience
Resource portal
Shared resources for your clients
The goal of collaboration is to identify intersections before decisions become difficult or impossible to change.
Interested in collaborating?
Introductions usually begin with a short conversation about how you work and the clients you serve. There is no fee, no referral requirement and no exclusivity.