
Before You Decide What Happens To The House, Read This Checklist
Many costly property mistakes happen because homeowners make decisions before understanding their options. Download the Divorce Property Planning Checklist™ and learn the questions every homeowner should answer before selling, refinancing, buying out a spouse, or signing agreements.
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What's Inside The Checklist
Know The Home's True Value
Understand Available Equity
Evaluate Affordability
Review Buyout Options
Understand Selling Costs
Protect Future Housing Options
Avoid Common Property Mistakes
Know Which Professionals To Consult
Who This Is For
Why This Matters
Most people spend more time researching a vehicle purchase than they spend evaluating decisions involving hundreds of thousands of dollars in home equity.
This checklist was created to help homeowners make informed decisions before committing to a path that could affect their financial future for years to come.
Where Are You In The Process?
Understand Your Situation
Evaluate Every Option
Build Your Strategy
Coordinate The Right Professionals
Move Forward With Confidence

Meet Steve Lockhart
Helping Homeowners Protect Equity And Make Better Property Decisions During Divorce
Divorce creates difficult decisions involving the family home, equity, refinancing, buyouts, timing of a sale, and future housing plans.
Steve Lockhart helps homeowners understand their options before major decisions are made.
As the creator of The Lockhart Method™, publisher of Divorce Is Emotional. Property Is An Asset., and a licensed Nevada REALTOR®, Steve provides educational guidance designed to help homeowners protect equity, reduce uncertainty, and move forward with confidence.
Steve regularly collaborates with attorneys, mediators, mortgage professionals, financial advisors, and valuation experts to support informed decision-making throughout the process.
Property decisions made during divorce often impact equity, affordability, taxes, refinancing options, and future housing opportunities.
The goal is not simply selling a home.
The goal is making the right decision before irreversible choices are made.


