Divorce & the Family Home: Keep It, Sell It, or Buy Out Your Spouse?

Talkin Divorce with Don & Lori explores one of the biggest questions divorcing couples face: Can you keep the family home, or is selling the better option? In this episode, Lori McShane and Donald Schweitzer are joined by Janice Cohen, Reverse Mortgage Specialist, and Jason Thomas, Mortgage Specialist, to discuss the financing options available during divorce and how homeowners can make informed housing decisions. You'll learn about: Keeping the family home after divorce Mortgage qualification on a single income Refinancing after divorce Reverse mortgage options for eligible homeowners Buying out a spouse's equity When selling the home may be the best financial decision Building a housing strategy for your next chapter The family home is often the largest asset in a divorce. Understanding your financing options early can reduce stress and help you make confident, informed decisions. Guests Janice Cohen – Reverse Mortgage Specialist Jason Thomas – Mortgage Specialist Hosted by Lori McShane, Certified Divorce Specialist® | REALTOR® Donald Schweitzer, Certified Family Law Specialist Subscribe to Talkin Divorce with Don & Lori for expert conversations with attorneys, therapists, financial professionals, mortgage specialists, and other trusted experts helping people navigate divorce with clarity and confidence. ___________________________________________________ Navigating divorce comes with emotional, legal, and financial decisions—and you don’t have to figure it out alone. On Talkin Divorce with Don & Lori, we bring together trusted professionals to help you better understand your options so you can move forward with more confidence and clarity. If you’re thinking about your next step and want guidance specific to your situation, you can schedule a private Strategy Session here: 👉 https://sellingwithlori.com/nextstep/ ⚠️ This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Viewing this does not create an attorney-client relationship.