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Who Pays for the Mortgage After a Separation?
Who pays the mortgage after a separation? It’s one of the most difficult financial questions facing separating couples—especially if you’re both still listed on the loan. This blog explores how ownership, liability, and credit risk work when a relationship ends, and what to do next.
How Does a Prenup Affect Your Application for a Mortgage?
Thinking about getting a mortgage with your partner? A prenup might not be the first thing on your mind—but it could be one of the smartest. Here’s how a contracting out agreement (prenup) can affect your mortgage application and protect your financial future.
Getting a Divorce and a Mortgage – What You Need to Know
Dividing the spoons is one thing, but sorting your mortgage post-divorce is quite another. Whether you're buying out your ex, purchasing a new home, or simply trying to understand how separation impacts your ability to borrow, here’s what you need to know.