Calculate Your Divorce Net Proceeds

Understanding Net Proceeds in Divorce

When selling your home during divorce, understanding net proceeds—what you'll actually receive after all costs—is essential for property division planning. Net proceeds equal sale price minus mortgage payoff, closing costs, commissions, and other expenses. Dr. Jan Duffy helps you calculate net proceeds accurately, ensuring you understand what you'll actually receive from the sale.

Why Net Proceeds Matter

The sale price isn't what you'll receive. Net proceeds represent what's actually available for property division after all costs are paid. Understanding net proceeds helps you plan property division and make informed decisions.

Calculating Net Proceeds

Net proceeds calculation involves subtracting all costs from the sale price. Dr. Jan Duffy provides comprehensive calculations that consider all relevant costs, ensuring you have accurate expectations.

Sale Price

The sale price is what the buyer pays for your home. This is determined through market analysis and negotiation.

Mortgage Payoff

Your outstanding mortgage balance must be paid off from sale proceeds. This reduces the amount available for division.

Closing Costs

Closing costs include various fees and expenses associated with the sale. These reduce net proceeds and must be considered in calculations.

Commissions and Fees

Real estate commissions and other fees reduce net proceeds. Dr. Jan Duffy provides transparent information about all costs.

Get Net Proceeds Calculation Today

Understanding net proceeds is essential for property division planning. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Jan Duffy today and get an accurate net proceeds calculation for your situation.