With over two decades of expertise in real estate, I specialize in handling property sales tied to family law cases across Columbus, Georgia, and Phenix City, Alabama. My career has flourished thanks to strong relationships with clients, peers, attorneys, and various community trades. I’m proud to have earned the trust of many who now repeatedly seek my services or refer others to me.
I approach each client’s needs with a deep commitment to understanding their goals and delivering positive results. Whether it's assisting buyers, sellers, seniors in transition, luxury home sales, or navigating the complexities of divorce sales, I provide neutral, expert advice. My extensive experience equips me to offer impartial opinions on diverse and complex divorce real estate matters.
A Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE®) is an emerging expert in the field of family law who is specifically trained to support the real estate needs in a case.
Guided by experience, training, and the CDRE Code of Ethics, the effectiveness of CDREs is felt throughout the system:
To become a CDRE, an experienced agent must pass The Ilumni Institute’s rigorous months-long certification program. This program is application-only, and is taught by a faculty of family law attorneys, mediators, mortgage professionals, and real estate experts.
Real estate is in constant flux, and the state of the real estate market and trends impact how cases are handled. Your CDRE will consistently provide you with:
Real estate market data and trends
Lessons from cases that everyone can learn from
Nuances of the real estate/divorce crossover
Every case with real property will need information. A CDRE can be your one resource for all things real estate, including:
Title documents: legal descriptions, deeds, property profiles
Values: sight unseen and full reports, supported by expert testimony
Challenges: foreclosures, equity buy-out questions, liens, creative settlement structures
The listing of a house in a divorce case presents many challenges that CDREs are trained to handle, including:
Mutual agreement on pricing, offers, showings, terms
Sale sabotage
Court orders and proceeds distribution