For family law attorneys & mediators
A settlement lever for the one asset that won't move on its own.
When the marital home is the obstacle to a settlement — because of qualification, condition, timeline, or cooperation — a direct-purchase option gives you something concrete to bring back to the table.
How a referral works
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You send the basics
Property address, general condition, and where things stand in the case. A phone call or email is enough to start.
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We assess and respond
We review the property and return a written, no-obligation purchase offer your client and co-counsel can evaluate alongside the rest of the settlement.
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Terms go in front of the parties
You decide how and when to bring the offer into negotiation, mediation, or a marital settlement agreement — we stay in a supporting role.
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We close on the agreed schedule
Closing is coordinated to your case's timeline, not the other way around — including around hearing dates and court-ordered deadlines.
What your client experiences
- One point of contact, in plain language, with no pressure tactics.
- A written offer they can review with you before responding.
- A closing process handled directly — no listing, no showings, no staging.
- Documentation at every step so nothing depends on a verbal understanding.
What you receive
- A written purchase offer with clear terms and timeline.
- Standard Florida real estate closing documentation through a licensed, independent title/closing agent.
- Confirmation of funds and closing readiness in advance of the scheduled date.
- A closing statement suitable for inclusion in the case file.
Confidentiality
Information you share is used only to evaluate the property and prepare an offer. We do not contact opposing counsel, the other party, or any third party without your direction, and we do not discuss case specifics outside the scope you define.
What this does for negotiation
A concrete, written purchase option converts an illiquid, disputed asset into a known number — often the piece that lets the rest of a settlement fall into place. It doesn't replace your judgment about value or timing; it gives you another option to weigh.
What we are not — read this first
We say this plainly because the referral relationship only works if you can trust exactly what you're referring a client into.
- We are not a law firm. We don't give legal advice, and we don't represent you or your client.
- We are not a licensed real estate brokerage. We don't list property, market it, or represent either party in a transaction.
- We are not a mortgage broker or lender. We're not offering financing — we're offering to purchase directly.
- We are not a substitute for your judgment. Every offer is something for you and your client to evaluate, not a recommendation.
Download the one-page overview
A print-ready summary of the process, built for a case file or a quick read between hearings.
Send us the property. We’ll send back terms in writing.
Equitable Home Remedy is not a law firm, real estate brokerage, or mortgage broker, and nothing here is legal, tax, or financial advice. Consult your own attorney before making decisions about your property or your case.