Missouri Licensees: Passing a final exam within 24 hours of the course date is required to obtain CE credit in Missouri. Virtual attendees are required to have cameras on, with face visible. Driving, multi-tasking, phone calls, etc. are not permitted during virtual session. Upon registration, the ZOOM link will be located on the course card under "MY DASHBOARD" at campus.kcrar.com. Course is approved for 3 hours Elective CE credit in KS and MO.
This comprehensive course delves into the complex and often overwhelming process of divorce mortgage planning, offering invaluable guidance to professionals who assist divorcing homeowners. Tailored for real estate agents, mortgage lenders, financial planners, and attorneys, this course covers key topics essential to navigating the intersection of divorce and homeownership.
Participants will gain a deep understanding of qualified income sources and how to evaluate them in the context of divorce settlements. The course explores strategies for managing marital debt, determining property division, and planning for the sale or transfer of the marital home. Special focus is given to unique challenges faced by military divorces and those experiencing gray or silver divorces, which require nuanced approaches to homeownership and financing.
Join us in this empowering journey of supporting divorcing homeowners in their quest for financial and emotional stability.
Approved for 3 hours of ELECTIVE CE in Kansas and Missouri.
Attendance: There is no "late arrival window" for CE classes. Late arrivals will be permitted to attend the class, however, will not receive CE credit.Electronics: iPads and other electronic tablets are permitted for note taking purposes only.