Sell the house
Prep, price and market it so the sale actually covers what it needs to — and the split is defensible, documented and done.
Divorce & Separation Real Estate
Moving Forward.
The House, Handled.
Cat helps you decide what happens to the house — sell it, keep it, or buy your own place — with a clear plan, honest numbers, and complete discretion.
How Cat helps
The house is one decision. It doesn't have to be the hardest one.
Keep the house
A clear look at whether you can truly carry it: refinance terms, taxes, insurance, upkeep, and what's left over each month.
Buy your own place
A first home that fits the new budget and the new routine.
Hold the timeline together
Closing dates, custody calendars, lease end dates and move-out logistics, sequenced so nothing collides.
What's different here
Calm, discreet, and on your side.
The legal and financial teams belong in the room — and the house still has to be handled on a real date, by someone who won't flinch.
- Discreet by default. No signs in the yard if you don't want them, no open houses if that's the wrong look.
- Straight numbers on both paths — what selling nets, what keeping truly costs, before anyone signs anything.
- Cat coordinates with your attorney, mediator or financial professional instead of working around them.
- A plan for two households on one budget, written down, so nobody is guessing in February.
The people you'll want in the room
Cat doesn't replace them. She gets you to the right ones.
Family law attorney
Mediator or collaborative practitioner
Certified divorce financial analyst
Therapist or coach
Cat is a real estate agent, not attorney, financial advisor or therapist — the professionals above give that guidance.
Straight answers
Questions nobody asks out loud.
Do we have to sell the house?+
Not necessarily. Sometimes keeping it makes sense — for the kids, the mortgage, or the equity. Sometimes it quietly costs more than it saves. Cat runs the real numbers on both paths so the decision stops being emotional math.
Can my spouse and I use the same agent?+
Yes. One agent can serve both of you fairly. Cat has experience speaking with each client separately, then bringing clear options to the table so the decision is mutual and informed.
When should we talk about the house?+
Early. A decision made before the paperwork starts is cheaper and calmer than one made under a deadline. Even a short call now can change the outcome.
Is this confidential?+
Yes. Cat speaks to your situation directly and nothing is shared. Bring your attorney or mediator to the first call, or bring neither — that's your call.
Client Love
Kind words from clients.
We didn't just buy a home with Cat, we sold our home as well, and at the same time. This was incredibly stressful, but Cat made it a breeze. Her professionalism, expertise, and warm personality set her apart. She worked tirelessly to ensure we felt confident and informed, and her negotiation skills were invaluable in securing our dream home.
Cat Morris is truly one of a kind as a real estate agent. She cares so deeply for her clients and treats every client like they are a member of her own family. She goes above and beyond to meet the needs of the transaction and to be as thoughtful and supportive as she can be. Cat has unparalleled attention to detail. Coupled with her expertise and market knowledge, Cat is the agent you want by your side!
No one works harder than Cat, she will do everything in her power for her clients, and we benefitted greatly. I even told her when we finalized our sales that I was truly sad I wouldn't have an excuse to talk to her daily… Not only did we feel taken care from the start, I found a friend and someone I can count on for life.
Private consultation
Start with a conversation nobody else hears.
Tell Cat where things stand. She'll come back with the two or three paths in front of you and what each one realistically looks like — no obligation, and nothing shared.