The family home is usually the most significant asset in divorce and elder mediation, often with significant debt. However, appraisal minus mortgage does NOT equal actual equity. This incomplete equation leaves your house over-valued and that works against you in family mediation for divorce and elder matters.

Don’t settle for a bad property settlement. In addition to the inaccurate and unfair division of your property, you risk damaged credit, default, foreclosure or even bankruptcy.

Remember all those documents you signed when you bought the house? Most are missing when mediating that same house. We provide free help to gather the house documents you need to make an informed decision regarding actual equity and whether to keep the house.

To keep your house for all the right reasons, you need a real estate agent specializing in divorce – an RCS-DTM designee.

Troy Moultrie was taught by Prof. Murray (a Stanford/Harvard Law trained lawyer and faculty at a top 20 law school) to help family lawyers/mediators complete the case file concerning real property and secured house debt, and earned the RCS-D ™ designation for REALTORS®.

Given family law is local, what we do is specialized, state specific, from what actually goes wrong in other litigated cases about divorce real estate. And because the house is a document-intensive financial and legal asset, we assist with gathering house documents and secured debt evidence. (So that your attorney's paralegal doesn't have to!)

An RCS-D™ REALTOR® , Troy Moultrie is professionally trained to neutralize divorce real estate as a business transaction in the best interest of the house – and each divorcing spouse. Leading your divorce real estate team, Troy also serves as project manager working with you and your lawyers and can refer real estate and financial professionals specializing in divorce to assist with gathering house-related documents and scheduling consultations, most of which are free.

You may contact Troy @ 435-327-5545 to discuss how you can protect one of your most valuable financial assets during the stressful time of divorce. Whether your divorce is completed, just beginning or somewhere in between, Troy can help you determine your best options now for a stronger financial future.

• Best interest of the House - Collaborate approach to real estate leveraging the expertise of divorce and real estate-related professionals in the best interest of the house and each divorcing spouse.

• Selling the house more quickly and for the most money = best interest of the house and each divorcing spouse.

• Preserve home ownership eligibility and protect the credit score of both divorcing spouses.