From the Book: Divorce Amicably
This is a chapter summary from Chapter 6 of Divorce Amicably, a guide to navigating separation with dignity and cooperation.
Authors: Tami Wollensak and Jennifer Brown
Tami Wollensak, a 25+ year veteran of the mortgage industry, has experience working in multiple roles and facets of the industry. Read full bio
Jennifer Brown: Jenni has more than 13 years of litigation experience specializing in divorce, modifications, custody cases and other family law related matters. Read full bio
The Overlooked Strain of Divorce Real Estate
For many couples, the marital home represents both their largest financial asset and an emotional anchor. Deciding whether to keep or sell it can spark conflict, especially when one spouse wants to stay while the other pushes to sell. Real estate disputes often fuel some of the most heated battles in divorce proceedings.
This is where a Real Estate Collaboration Specialist – Divorce™ (RCS-D™) can make a dramatic difference. With specialized training in divorce-related real estate, RCS-D professionals help couples gather essential documents, connect with the right experts, and ensure that all decisions are informed by both legal and financial realities.
How RCS-D Realtors Guide Couples Through Complexity
Unlike traditional agents, RCS-D specialists are trained to work alongside attorneys, mediators, and financial professionals. Their role goes beyond listing or selling property—they act as a project manager for the home, ensuring both spouses have equal access to accurate data, necessary documentation, and realistic options.
An RCS-D can help you evaluate whether keeping the home is financially feasible, spot hidden issues like liens or needed repairs, and prepare legal-ready documentation that reduces disputes in mediation or court. They don’t just broker deals—they provide structure and clarity during an otherwise chaotic process.
Key Advantages of Working with an RCS-D
The Value of an RCS-D in Divorce
Without professional guidance, couples often underestimate the complexities of real estate in divorce. Missteps—like ignoring title issues, skipping inspections, or misunderstanding financial obligations—can cause serious long-term harm. With an RCS-D, couples gain a neutral, knowledgeable partner who ensures property matters are handled properly, efficiently, and fairly.
Moving Forward with Confidence
Property disputes can prolong a divorce and amplify emotional strain. But with an RCS-D on your side, you gain structure, clarity, and support. Divorce Amicably highlights why specialized professionals like RCS-D Realtors are invaluable in turning one of divorce’s most stressful aspects into a manageable process. Equip yourself with the right tools—get your copy today and move toward your next chapter with confidence.
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