CDRE Hawaii Newsletter · June 2026 Selecting the Right Appraiser A Practical Guide for Family Law Counsel Property valuation is...
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CDRE Hawaii Newsletter · June 2026 Selecting the Right Appraiser A Practical Guide for Family Law Counsel Property valuation is...
By Judy S. Howard, Esq. · Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert You’ve negotiated hard and have the best possible deal...
CDRE Hawaii Insights for Family Law Professionals | April 2026 In working with divorcing clients through the sale or transfer...
A well crafted Order to Sell can avoid the delays and expense of return trips to court.
As of March 1, 2026, the U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has activated its Anti-Money Laundering Regulations for...
Aloha. The listing and sale of a marital home while a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) is in place against one...
Sometimes holding on to the family home after a divorce is the right thing to do. Here are some points to consider when drafting an agreement allowing the divorcing parties to remain as co-owners following their divorce.
Navigating real estate transactions can be complex, and the importance of title policies and escrow services cannot be overstated. Many attorneys chose to prepare quit claim deeds and forego escrow and title services when dealing with divorce property divisions. While appraisals should flag open permits and recorded liens, they will not identify issues with title. The potential risks of not using these services far outweigh the costs. Discover why you should always consider title and escrow companies when transferring title in a divorce.
The Hawaii Real Property Tax Act, HRS 235-68, (HARPTA), is a state law requiring buyers who purchase Hawaii real estate...
Selling a home during a divorce can be tough, especially when the sellers have different goals. Realtors often struggle to meet the needs of everyone involved while doing their job properly. This "easier path" can lead to less-than-ideal results, where one seller's wishes may jeopardize the whole deal. It's important to recognize the difference between acting quickly and acting in everyone's best interest. Setting up a clear decision-making process can help protect both the Realtor and the sellers, leading to a fair and successful sale. Discover the challenges in this real estate situation and learn effective ways to ensure that both clients' interests are protected.
Divorcing sellers sometimes fail to appreciate the importance of pricing a property properly. Of course, we all want to net...