Free Colorado educational workshop
Free Colorado Divorce Workshops
If you are considering divorce or already going through it, you may be trying to understand what happens to the home, the monthly payment, the equity, and the next place to live. This free educational workshop can help you organize those questions before you make major decisions.
You do not need to know yet whether the home will be kept, sold, refinanced, or replaced.
Get clearer about the decisions ahead
Divorce Workshops Colorado describes the program as free education about practical financial and property-division matters in a calm, neutral setting. For someone whose home is part of the conversation, that may provide a useful place to sort out what needs an answer now and what can wait.
The home and the money
Start sorting questions about the mortgage payment, equity, repairs, insurance, taxes, and other costs of keeping or selling the home.
Timing and what comes next
Think through how keeping or selling the home could affect the timing and cost of buying or renting another place.
The right question for the right person
Separate real-estate questions from the legal, tax, lending, financial, and personal questions that belong with other qualified professionals.
The workshop provides general education. Personal advice should come from a qualified professional who understands your circumstances.
Bring the questions you are already asking
You do not need a finished plan. A useful starting point may be one question that keeps coming back:
- Can I realistically afford the home if household income or support changes?
- If we sell, who handles repairs, cleanup, showings, and the sale timeline?
- How is home equity different from the amount that may be left after a sale?
- If one person keeps the home, what needs to be discussed with the lender and the attorney?
- How soon should I start planning for another home or rental?
- Which question belongs with a real-estate professional, attorney, CPA, lender, financial professional, mediator, or counselor?
What to expect from an educational workshop
1. Check the event details
Use the program website for the latest available workshop information before making plans.
2. Attend to learn and take notes
Use the session to identify the decisions ahead and the questions you still need answered.
3. Follow up only where you choose
Attending does not require you to list a home or begin a private real-estate relationship with Kenna Real Estate Group.
Recruitment is underway
Professional perspectives planned for the workshops
The workshop is being developed to bring several kinds of practical guidance into one educational setting. Kenna Real Estate Group has begun recruiting professionals from the disciplines below so attendees can better understand which questions belong with which expert.
Family law and mediation
For general education about the legal process, settlement discussions, mediation, and questions that require an attorney or mediator.
Financial and tax planning
For general questions about budgets, assets, retirement accounts, taxes, and the financial effects of moving from one household to two.
Mortgage lending
For general education about refinancing, qualifying for another mortgage, loan documentation, and questions that require a licensed lender.
Counseling and divorce coaching
For general perspectives on communication, stress, family transitions, and when personal support may be useful.
Real estate and the home
For questions about condition, repairs, value, sale preparation, timing, and planning for the next place to live.
Planned disciplines are not a confirmed presenter list. The professionals and subject areas available may differ by workshop. Check the program website for the latest event-specific information.
The real-estate perspective Brian Burke brings
Brian Burke has worked in Colorado real estate since 2002. His background includes residential real estate and construction, along with practical experience in home pricing, buying, selling, repairs, and transaction negotiations.
That is the part of the workshop Brian and Kenna Real Estate Group can help make easier to understand: the home itself, its condition, possible repairs, sale preparation, pricing context, timing, and the next housing decision.
You can learn about Brian Burke or learn about Kenna Real Estate Group before deciding whether a separate, private conversation would be helpful.
Colorado divorce workshop questions
Who is the workshop for?
It may help someone who is considering divorce, already in the process, or helping someone close to them organize the questions ahead.
Is the workshop free?
Yes. Divorce Workshops Colorado describes the program as free educational workshops.
Do I need to be ready to sell the home?
No. You can attend while you are still trying to understand whether keeping, selling, buying, or renting should be explored.
Who will be presenting?
Recruitment is underway across family law and mediation, financial and tax planning, mortgage lending, counseling or divorce coaching, and real estate. Those are planned disciplines, not a promise that every type of professional will attend every workshop. Check the program website for the latest event-specific presenter information.
Will I receive advice about my own divorce?
No. The workshop is general education. Personal legal, tax, loan, financial, counseling, and real-estate advice requires a separate conversation with the appropriate professional.
Where can I find the latest workshop information?
Visit Divorce Workshops Colorado for the latest available program information.
Take the next step that fits
View the latest workshop information
The workshop provides general education, not advice about your circumstances. For personal guidance, choose the appropriate attorney, tax professional, lender, financial professional, counselor, or real-estate professional. A private conversation with Kenna Real Estate Group is separate from attending the workshop.