Bishop Divorce Planning — Expert Real Estate and Financial Guidance for Life's Most Important Transitions

    ~  You're in the early stages — maybe you've just made the decision, or divorce has been  decided for you. You don't have to figure out the financial and real estate pieces alone. Early planning protects your options and prevents costly mistakes before they happen. Let's map out what you have, what you need, and what's possible.

     ~  You're actively working through the process — negotiations are happening, decisions are being made. The choices made now about the family home, mortgage qualification, and asset division will follow you for years. Having a CDLP® in your corner ensures the financial and real estate terms in your divorce decree actually work in the real world.

     ~  You're close to finalizing — the decree is nearly done or just signed. 
Before anything is finalized, let's make sure the housing terms are ones you can actually qualify for and live with. Small adjustments now can prevent major financial setbacks later.

     ~  Divorce is behind you — now it's time to rebuild. Whether you're ready to buy a home, refinance, or simply get a clear picture of your financial foundation, Bishop Divorce Planning helps you move forward with a plan — and confidence.

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meet ERIN

Don't leave planning your post Divorce life to chance.

Over the years, I’ve gathered many tools and knowledge through ongoing education, certifications, a long career, and plain life experience. All of it now goes toward one goal: helping people come through divorce on solid financial ground.

Though I’ve never been divorced myself, I’ve walked alongside many people who have, and I’ve seen how painful and exhausting it can be. Too often, months or even years after the papers were signed, I’ve heard the same two words: “If only.” If only someone had looked at the house before we agreed to keep it.         If only we’d understood the tax side. If only we’d known what we could actually qualify for afterward.

Those “if only” moments are why I do this work. When you bring me onto your divorce team early, while decisions are still being made, I can help you spot those issues before they become permanent.

Your attorney is there to protect your legal rights. My focus is the financial questions that fall outside a legal role: what happens to the marital home and mortgage, what you can realistically afford on your own, how the tax picture shifts, and whether the settlement you’re about to sign will actually work in real life. Together we’ll look at where you stand today and where you want to be five or ten years from now, so the choices you make now support the future you want.

Your first consultation is free. It’s simply a conversation, a chance to talk through where things stand and see whether I’m a good fit to help.

Why I do what I do.