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Mortgage After Divorce or Separation

Can’t decide if you should replace your current property, buy out your ex, or stay in your current home? While we recognize that divorce may be a trying time, the division of your real estate and assets does not need to be complicated. We created this program to help you weigh the pros and cons, guide you through the financial process, and ultimately ensure your peace of mind.

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What is the Divorce Mortgage?

We created our program specifically for those going through a divorce. Navigating the complexities of divorce can be emotionally and financially challenging. Your peace of mind is our priority, and we are here to guide you every step of the way. We will get to know your situation personally to help you handle the financial difficulties of separating property and assets. Our mortgage brokers understand that each relationship is unique, so this program offers various options.

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Navigating real estate during a divorce or separation can be complex. We work with you and your lawyer to find the best financial options during divorce, ensuring your decisions are informed. Whether you have a separation agreement or use a statutory declaration, we work with flexible mortgage lenders to secure the right divorce mortgage solution, even without child support or spousal support agreements.

Your borrowing profile after separation may change, affecting mortgage approval. We often recommend maintaining real estate ownership to avoid the financial strain of selling and renting. Our divorce mortgage program provides expert guidance and peace of mind during this transition.

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FAQ

Answers to Our Most Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I need to refinance the mortgage if we’re getting divorced?

Yes, the person keeping the matrimonial home will likely need to refinance their mortgage to share the equity of the home as part of the separation/divorce. Another option would be to refinance or sell other properties or assets that you may have.

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How can a mortgage broker help with the mortgage during a divorce? 

Unlike traditional lenders, we provide divorce scenarios for faster separation agreement decisions, including who keeps the house, sale options, and estimated funds. We also collaborate with your lawyer for a smoother process.

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What are the steps involved in refinancing a mortgage after divorce? 

Contact us before finalizing your separation.

We provide scenarios to help you plan your next steps, including real estate asset management.

Advantages of Divorce Mortgage

Access to Homeownership


For those going through a divorce, our program provides a chance to keep their current house or buy a new one.

Competitive Rates


We offer reasonable interest rates on our mortgages to help you save money over the course of your loan.

Flexible Options


Flexible mortgage alternatives are available to meet your individual demands and financial situation.

Customized Solutions


We work closely with you to create a tailored solution that meets your specific needs and advances your financial goals.

Reasons to Choose Skip the Bank’s Mortgage After Divorce Mortgage

  1. Competitive Rates: Save money with our competitive mortgage rates, designed to reduce your costs during and after divorce
  2. Dedicated Support: Our mortgage experts guide you through every step, from application to funding, ensuring a smooth process.
  3. No Hidden Fees: We offer transparent fees with no hidden charges or prepayment penalties.

At Skip The Bank, our flexible mortgage options and divorce mortgage program help you keep your home or buy a new one. Apply now to secure the best rates and achieve financial stability after separation.

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Mortgage After Divorce

Real Stories

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Graham was in the process of going through a separation and wanted to keep the family home. There was a lot of equity in the home, the spousal buyout was significant at $250,000. Graham also had an existing mortgage on the house and a vehicle loan. The only advice his bank had was to sell the home and start over, despite him being able to manage a higher mortgage.

That’s where The Mortgage Centre’s Skip the Bank helped! The separation became simple as each party agreed to divide the equity without even needing an agreement. The Mortgage Centre worked with Graham to plan a monthly budget. He then felt financially comfortable buying his ex-spouse out of the agreement and carrying the new house on his own!

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