Dalvin Brown

The current housing market complicates it for people who are going through divorce or wanting to go through divorce.

I looked at some data that suggested that there are a lot of invisible divorces that are happening in households where people don't make a ton of money or feel like they maybe can't support themselves as an individual, so then they still stay together.

What I also saw was that people may have gotten married or bought their house when interest rates were better.

And so now interest rates are higher.

They're like, oh, I would be paying twice as much for half the house.

The main person that I spoke with had a huge house.

When she was married, I think it was five bedrooms.

She had a room specifically for her Peloton.

And then when she divorced, the housing market was totally different, and she wound up paying more for her rent than she was paying toward her mortgage.