Protecting You & Your Home
Free Educational Divorce Workshop
Designed to help you take the next step, no matter where you are in the process of untying the knot. Second Saturday approaches the legal, financial, family, and personal aspects of divorce in a supportive and practical way.
Co-led by the Law Offices of McCoy & Fatula, Cynthia Mittleider, Real Estate Broker Associate with RE/MAX Gold, and Rachael Burns, CDFA, this workshop provides guidance from experienced professionals to help participants better understand the divorce process, real estate decisions, financial considerations, and the next steps ahead with greater clarity and confidence.
How Do We Help?
Divorce often come with difficult decisions, uncertainty, and emotional stress. Our goal is to provide a steady hand through the process while helping you make informed decisions for your future.
Calm Guidance
We offer calm guidance through every stage of the process, helping clients navigate important real estate decisions with clarity, professionalism, and care.
Complicated Sales
From complicated sales and court ordered transactions to equity buyouts and high conflict property situations, we help keep the process organized and moving forward.
Emotional Support
Beyond the transaction itself, we understand the emotional weight these situations can carry and strive to provide thoughtful support and understanding along the way.
Why Cynthia?
As a Certified Divorce Lending and Real Estate Professional, Cynthia provides neutral real estate guidance for clients facing divorce related property decisions. She has been court appointed as the designated real estate agent in county mandated divorce cases and has experience assisting with court ordered sales, equity buyouts, and marital home division in both cooperative and high conflict situations.
Cynthia works alongside a divorce attorney in Roseville to help educate individuals and families on how to successfully navigate life and housing decisions after divorce, offering practical guidance and resources at no cost to the community.
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