Selling a Howell home during a divorce takes an agent both spouses can trust: one who gives each of you the same numbers, keeps the attorneys or mediator informed, and stays out of the dispute.
Dennis Mark Interdonato is a Realtor® and Master CDRE® (Master Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert), certified through the Ilumni Institute, whose code of ethics goes beyond the one every Realtor® follows. He grew up in Ramtown and leads The Dennis Mark Group at Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living. On a divorce listing, he works for the sale, not for either spouse: one market evaluation, one written plan and the same updates to both of you, with every offer going to both owners in writing.
Howell covers about 60 square miles, with condos, townhomes and homes on acreage, and public sewer in some sections and septic systems in others. It’s worth knowing which a home has before the price is set, and as a former builder he can point out what a buyer’s inspector is likely to raise, so neither spouse is surprised later. Howell’s median sale price for 2026 through September was $660,000; your home’s number comes from its own comparable sales.
A judge can appoint him to a case. On one court-appointed sale of a marital home in Monmouth County, he kept the process neutral, kept the court and both attorneys informed, and got the home to closing within five months of his appointment. He co-founded the Divorce Navigation Alliance, a group of divorce professionals, and leaves the division of the house and the money to the attorneys and mediators.
In his words: “Every divorce deal I’ve had has ended well. There may have been hiccups along the way, but I got done what I needed to get done.” See Divorce, or njdivorcerealtor.com.