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Mortgages During A Relationship Breakdown

Get the best Mortgage suited for your situation.

Do You Need a New Mortgage During a Relationship Breakdown?

A mortgage during a relationship breakdown involves navigating how a jointly owned home and mortgage will be divided when a relationship ends. This can be complex, especially with lenders who may not fully understand your situation. The Mortgage Girl provides clear guidance to help you understand your options, your obligations, and how to move forward.

How Can I Protect My Interests During a Breakup?

Contacting a licensed mortgage broker early is critical. Jackie Woodward can explain your options, review your mortgage agreement, and outline the documents you’ll need. Whether you’re buying out a partner, refinancing, or selling, she ensures you make informed decisions while minimizing stress.

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Navigating Mortgages During a Relationship Breakdown

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Seek Expert Guidance: 

Consult an experienced Mortgage Broker, like Jackie, who understands the complexities of dividing jointly owned real estate.

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Understand Your Options: 

Learn what happens to your home and mortgage after a separation, including potential refinancing or property buyout solutions.

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Gather Documents: 

Prepare necessary paperwork, including a separation agreement or similar legal documents, to streamline the process.

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Ask Questions: 

Don't hesitate to clarify any uncertainties; a knowledgeable Broker can provide clear answers and simplify the steps.

Mortgages During A Relationship Breakdown FAQ

  • Yes, depending on the mortgage, ownership, and legal agreements, one partner may stay in the home while assuming the mortgage or refinancing. Consulting a mortgage broker is essential

  • Division depends on ownership shares, legal agreements, and mortgage lender requirements. A broker can review options like refinancing or buyout.

  • Refinancing is often needed if one partner takes over the mortgage or to adjust payment responsibilities. Your broker can assess the best approach.

  • Lenders typically need financial statements, proof of income, credit information, and details of any agreements regarding property division.

  • Yes. Jackie Woodward works with lenders to clarify your situation, outline options, and make the process less stressful while protecting your interests.

Happy House Hunting!

The Mortgage Girl offers mortgage services across Alberta, including Edmonton, Gibbons, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Thorsby, Millet, Leduc, Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, Fort Saskatchewan, and surrounding areas, with the ability to assist clients anywhere in Canada.