Neutral
Both Sides, Same Facts
Every report, every piece of showing feedback and every offer goes to both owners at the same time. Nobody gets a private version of the sale.
Selling Your NJ Home During Divorce
Divorce is hard enough. Selling the house shouldn't turn into another fight. I'm a Master CDRE® who works for the sale, not for a side: the same facts for both of you, one plan you can both see, and a steady hand when things get tense.
Dennis Mark InterdonatoMaster CDRE®REALTOR®
Areas We Serve
MonmouthOceanMiddlesexBurlingtonMercerSomersetCamdenGloucesterBergenEssex counties, New Jersey
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About Dennis Mark
Dennis Mark Interdonato is a REALTOR® and Master CDRE® (Master Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert) with Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, holding the designation from the Ilumni Institute. He sells marital homes for divorcing couples across Ocean and Monmouth County and anywhere in New Jersey, giving both spouses the same facts, the same updates and one written plan. A New Jersey judge appointed him to sell a marital home in Monmouth County, and he closed it within five months of the appointment.
Master CDRE®
One Home, Two Owners, One Plan
A divorce sale isn't a normal sale. Two owners have to agree on the price, the timing, the repairs and every offer, often while they're barely speaking. The attorneys need numbers they can rely on. And the house still has to be marketed like any other listing, because the equity in it usually belongs to both of you.
I'm Dennis Mark Interdonato, REALTOR® and Master Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE®) with Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living. In a divorce sale I give both of you the same facts, the same updates and the same respect, and I go after the most the market will pay. I don't take sides, and I don't favor whichever spouse called me first.
I tell people what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. In a divorce, that's the whole job.
What A Master CDRE® Brings To The Table
Court-Aware
Built Around Your Case
A sale tied to a divorce can come with orders, deadlines and sign-offs. I work inside that framework and keep the attorneys informed, so the sale fits the plan instead of fighting it.
Ethics
A Stricter Code
The CDRE® training through the Ilumni Institute carries a code of ethics that goes beyond the NAR Code of Ethics every REALTOR® follows. It's written to protect both parties and preserve the equity in the home. A CDRE® never represents the buyer on a divorce listing, never pays or takes a referral fee for attorney referrals, and keeps your situation private from the public, even after closing.
Builder's Eye
Fewer Surprises
I'm a former New Jersey home builder and residential remodeler. I read a house the way a buyer's inspector will, so repair questions come up early, before they turn into one more thing to argue about.
Discretion
Private By Design
The marketing sells the home. Nothing in it tells the public why the home is for sale, and your situation stays between you, your professionals and me.
Reach
Statewide When Needed
Monmouth and Ocean County are home base. For divorce clients I represent sellers anywhere in New Jersey, and once the marital home has closed, I can help either of you buy your next home. See where we work.
Dennis Mark InterdonatoMaster CDRE®Certified by The Ilumni Institute
Master CDRE® Training
What CDRE® Training Adds To A Divorce Sale
A real estate license teaches you how to sell a home. It doesn't teach what happens to a home inside a divorce case. That's the gap the CDRE® program from the Ilumni Institute was built to fill. Ilumni describes a CDRE® as "an expert in the crossover between real estate and family law," one of the experts attorneys and clients rely on to resolve their cases.
Getting in isn't automatic. Ilumni requires at least three years licensed, a minimum of 45 closings, and a license in good standing with no disciplinary actions, and the program runs 12 weeks.
Master CDRE® is by invitation. The Ilumni Institute invites CDREs who qualify, and Master CDREs keep training after certification: case studies that take apart real, difficult cases, masterminds, sponsoring and attending Ilumni's monthly Raising the Bar continuing legal education events for family law attorneys, and in-person training with attorneys, judges and other family law professionals. That's the level I hold.
Here's what the training covers, and what it means for your sale:
- Where the agent fits in the divorce process, and how and when the house is dealt with in a case
- How to act as a true neutral, so neither spouse gets a different version of the sale
- How to lower conflict and solve problems with a strategy instead of picking a side
- How to run the listing inside a case, and when it's time to involve the court
- What role a real estate expert plays in a courtroom, taught in a session with a family law judge
None of this replaces your attorney or mediator. It means the person selling your home understands the case the home sits inside, and I hold the designation at the Master level. Sources: the Ilumni Institute's CDRE® program pages (getdivorcecertified.com, checked October 2026), its CDRE® Code of Ethics (2024) and its About the CDRE® Designation sheet (2025).
A Real Case
Appointed By The Court. Closed In Five Months
A judge appointed me to list and sell a marital home in Monmouth County. The two owners weren't allowed to speak to each other, and one of them worked to stall the sale all the way to the township's final inspection.
I kept the process neutral, kept the court and both attorneys informed at every step, and got the home to the closing table within five months of my appointment.
The way I see it: "Sometimes the wins don't come from the clients. They come from doing the right thing and getting it done, as appointed."
Not every divorce sale goes through the court. I also listed and sold a $1.2 million home in Freehold as part of a divorce, for a seller who then relocated to Pennsylvania. Same rules: both sides get the same facts, and the marketing never says why the home is for sale.
Joseph F.
"Dennis Mark did an outstanding job selling my home in Howell, NJ. From the very beginning, he was professional, honest, and extremely knowledgeable about the local market. He made the entire process smooth and stress-free, always keeping me updated and answering every question quickly. ..."
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Lindsay G.
"Mr. Dennis is the best around! He helped me and my 2 boys during a very stressful and difficult time. He helped, guided and had my back every step of the way!"
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Step One A Neutral Valuation
Before anyone signs anything, you get a market evaluation backed by data, not a number picked to make one person happy. Both of you, and your attorneys or mediator, see the same report.
Step Two One Written Plan
Price, prep work, timing and showing rules go into one written plan that both of you see before the home goes live. If anything changes, it changes for both of you at once.
Step Three Structured Communication
Updates, showing feedback and offers go to both owners together, in writing. No side conversations, no surprises, and a clear record if anyone needs it later.
Step Four Marketing That Sells
The home gets the same full marketing plan as any listing I take: photos, video and digital exposure that put it in front of buyers who can act. The first two weeks on the market set the price, so we launch it right.
Step Five: Your Professionals In The Loop
From the first offer to the closing table, your family law attorneys and mediator stay informed, so the sale fits the plan they're building with you, not the other way around.
Master CDRE® Why The Training Matters
The CDRE® designation, through the Ilumni Institute, is training built for one situation: selling a home when the owners are separating. I hold it at the Master level. It shapes how I price, how I communicate, and how I handle the moments where a regular sale would move fast and a divorce sale needs care. Attorneys, mediators and judges get a neutral process and numbers that hold up.
Step Six Closing Day
Before closing, your attorneys tell the closing agent in writing how the net proceeds are to be paid out or held, the way your settlement agreement or court order says. Then you both sign, the keys change hands, and the sale you agreed to is done. Neither of you has to be in the same room for it.
More Help For Divorcing Homeowners
Two more places to go, both built around divorce.
NJ Divorce Realtor. My dedicated site for divorce real estate in New Jersey, with more on how a divorce sale works from start to finish: njdivorcerealtor.com.
Divorce Navigation Alliance. A group of divorce professionals I co-founded, so you can find the right people without starting from scratch: thedivorcealliance.com.
Divorce Real Estate Questions
The questions I hear most, and the ones people search for most, answered plainly. For anything legal or tax-related, your attorney or tax professional has the final word.
Do you work for one spouse or both?
When the home is being sold as part of a divorce, I keep the process neutral. Both of you receive the same information at the same time, and I never favor whichever spouse contacted me first.
Can you tell us how the house or the money should be divided?
No. How property is divided is a legal question for your attorneys, your mediator or the court. What I provide is an objective, market-based valuation and a well-run sale, so the people making those decisions have reliable numbers.
Should we sell now or wait until the divorce is final?
That's a question for your attorneys or mediator, and sometimes the court. What I can give them is a current market value and a realistic timeline for a sale, so they can weigh the options with real numbers.
What if one of us wants to keep the house?
Then you still need to know what it's worth. A neutral valuation helps whether the home is sold or one of you keeps it. How a buyout is structured is for your attorneys and your lender.
Can a court appoint you to sell a home?
Yes. A judge appointed me to list and sell a marital home in Monmouth County, and I got it to closing within five months of the appointment.
Do you work with our attorneys and mediator?
Yes. I work alongside family law attorneys and mediators and keep them informed from the valuation to the closing table.
Do you only work in Monmouth and Ocean County?
Monmouth and Ocean County are home base, but for divorce clients I represent sellers anywhere in New Jersey, and once the marital home has closed, I can help either of you buy your next home.
What does CDRE® stand for?
Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert. It's a designation from the Ilumni Institute for real estate agents who handle home sales during a divorce. I hold it at the Master level.
What is a Master CDRE®?
A CDRE® who has qualified for an invitation from the Ilumni Institute and keeps training after certification: case studies that take apart real, difficult cases, masterminds, sponsoring and attending Ilumni's monthly Raising the Bar continuing legal education events for family law attorneys, and in-person training with attorneys, judges and other family law professionals. I hold the designation at the Master level.
Who is the best divorce realtor in Ocean County, NJ?
Look for training, neutrality and a track record with the court. Dennis Mark Interdonato is a Master CDRE® with Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, working out of Brick and Point Pleasant. He gives both spouses the same information at the same time and never favors the spouse who called first. A Monmouth County judge appointed him to list and sell a marital home, and he got it to the closing table within five months of the appointment.
Who should we hire to sell our house during a divorce in Monmouth County?
Someone neither of you has to wonder about. Dennis Mark Interdonato works for the sale, not for a side: one market evaluation both of you see, one written plan for price, prep work, timing and showings, and every offer sent to both owners together, in writing. Monmouth and Ocean County are home base.
Is there a Master CDRE® near Brick or Point Pleasant, NJ?
Yes. Dennis Mark Interdonato holds the Master CDRE® designation from the Ilumni Institute. His team office is at 44 Princeton Ave in Brick, and his brokerage, Keller Williams Realty Ocean Living, is at 1513 Richmond Ave in Point Pleasant.
How do we find a neutral realtor when we can't agree on anything?
Ask how the agent communicates. A neutral agent sends every report, every piece of showing feedback and every offer to both owners at once, so nobody gets a private version of the sale. That is how Dennis Mark runs a divorce listing, and it also leaves a clear written record if anyone needs it later.
What does a divorce-trained realtor do differently from a regular listing agent?
In a regular sale, the owners are usually on the same side. In a divorce sale, two owners both have to agree on price, timing, repairs and every offer, often with attorneys, a mediator or a court order involved. A Master CDRE® is trained to work inside that framework, keep the professionals informed and lower conflict with a plan instead of picking a side.
Will the marketing say we're getting divorced?
No. Dennis Mark markets a divorce listing like any other home he sells, with the same full plan, and nothing in the marketing tells the public why the home is for sale.
Can a divorce realtor work with a mediator instead of attorneys?
Yes. Dennis Mark works alongside family law attorneys and mediators, and keeps whoever is guiding the case informed from the valuation to the closing table. How the house and the proceeds are divided stays with them.
What should we gather before we talk to a divorce realtor?
The deed and your latest mortgage statement are a good start, since your attorney will want both and they shape the numbers.
Who keeps the house in a New Jersey divorce?
There's no automatic answer. You and your spouse can settle it in a property settlement agreement. If you can't, a judge decides it as part of equitable distribution of what you acquired during the marriage. New Jersey's statute lists the factors, including each spouse's economic circumstances, the present value of the property, and the need of a parent with physical custody of a child to own or occupy the marital home (N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23.1). Your attorney or mediator applies those to you. I give both of you the same value and the same net-proceeds estimate to work from.
Is the house split 50/50 in a New Jersey divorce?
Not automatically. New Jersey's equitable distribution law doesn't set a fixed percentage. It lists factors a court weighs, such as how long the marriage lasted, each spouse's income and earning capacity, what each contributed to buying, keeping up or improving the property, and the debts each carries (N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23.1). How your equity is divided is up to you, your attorneys, your mediator or the court. My job is the number they divide.
Does it matter whose name is on the deed?
Title alone doesn't settle it. New Jersey law lets the court divide property acquired by either spouse during the marriage, so a home in one name can still be part of the division (N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23). Bring the deed and your latest mortgage statement to your attorney so the advice starts from the real documents.
Can my spouse sell the house without my permission?
For a home you both live in as your main residence, New Jersey gives a married spouse a right of joint possession. A buyer takes the home subject to that right unless it's been released or ended, for example by consent of both spouses, a divorce judgment or another court order (N.J.S.A. 3B:28-3). If you're worried about a sale, a refinance or moving out, talk to your attorney before anything is signed. In a sale I run, both owners see everything and both sign off.
What if my spouse won't agree to sell?
New Jersey builds in settlement steps first. Contested divorce cases are reviewed by an Early Settlement Panel of two experienced divorce attorneys, and unresolved money disputes can be sent to economic mediation, where the first two hours are free (NJ Courts). If you still can't agree, the court can decide how the property is divided. Whether a sale is ordered is a question for your attorney. If it is, I can carry out what the agreement or order requires, the way I did on a court-appointed sale in Monmouth County.
What happens to a house one of us owned before the marriage?
New Jersey's equitable distribution law covers property acquired during the marriage, and the court also weighs the property each spouse brought into it (N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23 and 2A:34-23.1). Whether any part of a home owned before the wedding is shared is a legal question for your attorney. Pull your original closing papers early: the court's Case Information Statement asks for each property's purchase date and any claim that it's exempt.
How is the house valued in a divorce, and who pays for the appraisal?
New Jersey counts the present value of the property among the factors in dividing it (N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23.1), and the court's Case Information Statement asks each spouse for a value and the date it was set. I prepare a market evaluation from recent comparable sales, and when the attorneys or mediator want a formal appraisal, I can give the appraiser the property details and recent sales. Who orders it, the date it's measured from, and who pays are decisions for your attorneys, your mediator or the court.
Will we owe capital gains tax if we sell during the divorce?
Maybe not. The IRS lets an owner who meets the ownership and use tests exclude up to $250,000 of gain, or $500,000 for a married couple filing jointly. IRS Publication 523 also says a separated or divorced owner can still treat the home as a residence while a spouse or former spouse is allowed to live there under a divorce or separation instrument. New Jersey follows the federal guidelines for that exclusion (NJ Division of Taxation). Filing status and timing change the answer, so have your tax professional run the numbers before you sign a settlement or a listing agreement.
If one of us buys the other out, is there a tax or a transfer fee?
Federal rules generally don't recognize a gain or loss on a transfer to a spouse, or to a former spouse when it's incident to the divorce, and the spouse who receives the home takes over the same tax basis (IRS Publication 504). In New Jersey, the realty transfer fee doesn't apply to a deed between spouses, or to a deed recorded within 90 days after a divorce decree that ends the marriage between the two of you (NJ Division of Taxation). Timing matters, so confirm it with your attorney and tax professional before the deed is signed.
Does the divorce decree take my name off the mortgage?
Not by itself. A divorce decree can assign the debt to one spouse, but the lender can still collect from anyone named as a borrower on the loan (CFPB). Usually the spouse keeping the home refinances, and some loans can be assumed instead if the loan owner's underwriting allows it. Talk to a mortgage professional early, because the answer decides whether keeping the house works.
This page describes my general approach to divorce real estate. It is not legal, tax or financial advice. Please speak with your attorney, mediator or tax professional about your own situation.
CDRE® and Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert™ are trademarks of The Ilumni Institute Inc., and used with permission.
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★★★★★
We now have a lifelong friend.
I want to talk about my amazing realtor Dennis Mark Interdonato I Realtor Associate. From day one he was attentive, caring, and held our hand through the entire selling process. Told us exactly what to update, exactly what to list at, told us what buyers like and don't like, etc. We took all of his advice and our house sold the first day on the market for well over asking price. We told him what we were looking for and he helped us find exactly what we wanted. Dude did everyone's jobs for them; on both sides of the transaction: the lawyers, the lenders, all of it. He answered me pretty promptly, talked me off the ledge on more than one occasion and assured me everything would work out. When we walked into our new home after we finally closed, there were a bunch of gifts, and this is one of the gifts that was wrapped. A picture of our first home. I've been doing sales my entire life and this guy went above and beyond every step of the way. This wasn't a sale for him. We all built a relationship in the process and he helped us achieve exactly what we wanted. We now have a lifelong friend. Thank you so much for everything Dennis Mark Interdonato. If anyone needs a friend in the home selling/buying business, I would reccomend him a thousand times over.
★★★★★
The experience I had with Dennis Mark was like no other.
Buying or selling a home is one of the most stressful experiences for anyone. I have bought and sold a few homes and the experience I had with Dennis Mark was like no other. Full transparency, I am close friends with Dennis but he still knows how to differentiate business and friendship. Dennis made this experience absolutely stress free from the uncanny marketing of our property to alleviating all stress and always ensuring us he has everything and to just let him do what he does best. That is what he did and after so many offers in such a short timeframe we successfully sold our home and could not be happier. If you are looking for a realtor that puts the CUSTOMER first, you dont have to look further. Dennis truly cares about your experience and will bend over backwards to make it unforgettable and as stress free as possible. Thank you so much for helping us turn the page on our next chapter.
★★★★★
Hiring Dennis is like hiring family to buy or sell your home.
If you've decided that you are buying or selling your home, your first thought when choosing a realtor is probably "who do I know?". You want a realtor who has some kind of connection to you, in the hopes that they will, actually, look out for your best interest. I hired Dennis in the summer of 2025, to sell my house and help me into a new one. It wasn't an easy sale and my needs in a new house, were complicated at best. Dennis attacked this situation with serious energy and a critical attention to detail. My home sold pretty quickly and by October we were ready to wrap everything up. We loaded everything we owned into a truck and headed to the closing, but the best laid plans are laid to waste. There was an issue with the home I was buying, due to an error on the seller's part. What were we supposed to do now? When it became clear that we were stuck and with no place to stay, Dennis stepped in and set us up with temporary lodging near the new house. We were there for a few days while the issue was corrected. To this day whenever my son and I drive past that hotel, we wave to the "old house". I'm told that these snags are common in real estate transactions. You know what's not common? Your realtor going way out of the way to make sure you're ok at every step of the process. Hiring Dennis is like hiring family to buy or sell your home. Thank you Dennis, Ceasar Cabrales
★★★★★
Dennis is a marketing tornado!!
There is only one Dennis Mark. We know SO MANY REALTORS… everyone does. Dennis is in a league of his own!!! What absolutely set Dennis apart for me is his commitment, work ethic, and relentless attention to every part of the experience he provides. With him - home purchase is not a transaction. Dennis builds personal relationships and stays present long after our closing was over: love his magazine, weekly top 5 tips, helpful guides, events. Insanely love his consistent communication, his countless thoughtful ways of continuing to bring value. When it comes to marketing a listing, Dennis is a marketing tornado!!.. His digital presence, clever strategy, detailed preparation, and the number of ways he creates exposure blew me out of the water - beyond extraordinary!!!.. Everything is designed to give a client the greatest representation and exposure, producing consistent, powerful results. I appreciate how seriously Dennis takes his promises, ethics, communication, and follow-through. Love his honest and direct approach, strategic and incredibly generous knowledgeability. Couldn't speak more highly, recommend Dennis more relentlessly: anyone looking for a realtor could not find a professional who works as relentlessly, thinks so many steps ahead, and genuinely invests in the people he represents!! 🙌
★★★★★
Sold faster than I expected.
Dennis Mark did an outstanding job selling my home in Howell, NJ. From the very beginning, he was professional, honest, and extremely knowledgeable about the local market. He made the entire process smooth and stress-free, always keeping me updated and answering every question quickly. His marketing strategy and attention to detail really paid off — my home generated strong interest right away and sold faster than I expected. Dennis truly went above and beyond to make sure everything stayed on track from listing to closing. If you're looking for a realtor who is hardworking, straightforward, responsive, and genuinely cares about his clients, I highly recommend Dennis Mark. He's an expert at what he does and I couldn't be happier with the experience.
★★★★★
He doesn't sugar coat things.
Dennis and his team went above and beyond!! I live across country and they previewed multiple houses for a short term rental I needed while searching for the "forever" home to buy. Dennis always responses to my call / texts and answers my questions with extensive knowledge. He has saved me ALOT of money by guiding me and using his vast knowledge of why a house may not be right for my family's needs. He doesn't sugar coat things and explains the area, market, prices with complete honesty. He even talked me out of a home with a possible huge commission and recommended he work harder to find us the right home! If you are searching for ANY home in NJ or need advice. Dennis is your man!
★★★★★
His dedication and work ethic are truly unmatched.
I would like to express my wholehearted gratitude to Dennis Mark Interdonato for his exceptional dedication, professionalism, and unwavering support throughout both the sale of our previous home and the purchase of our new one. Selling a home can be stressful on its own, but navigating the complexities and challenges of our new home purchase took the experience to another level. Dennis handled every obstacle with remarkable patience, persistence, and expertise. His calm demeanor, clear communication, and strategic problem-solving were instrumental in ensuring that everything came together successfully. What truly sets Dennis apart is his genuine commitment to his clients. He went above and beyond to advocate for us, often working tirelessly behind the scenes to find solutions when situations seemed impossible. His professionalism and integrity never wavered, and he always made us feel confident that we were in the best hands possible. Thanks to Dennis's hard work and determination, we not only sold our home smoothly but were also able to secure the home of our dreams — an outcome that would not have been possible without his guidance. I wholeheartedly recommend Dennis Mark Interdonato to anyone seeking a realtor who is not only exceptionally skilled but also deeply committed to his clients' success. His dedication and work ethic are truly unmatched.
★★★★★
A terrific voice and incredibly helpful.
Dennis was a great support through the whole process -- from site visits to offers to negotiations to closing. He was a terrific voice and incredibly helpful during what can be a very stressful time -- weighing in on all the pros and cons, plus his deep knowledge of the housing industry was vital for me when making such a large life decision. I recommend working with Dennis
★★★★★
Dennis goes all out for the people he serves.
I met Dennis Mark Interdonato through our NADP professional networking group, and we hit it off right away. It was clear from our first conversation that he takes his work seriously. His presentations are always on point, and I've been equally impressed by the way he interacts with clients and his team of professionals. Dennis goes all out for the people he serves and doesn't shy away from challenging issues. He brings the kind of care and attention that helps keep closings moving smoothly and works toward the best possible outcome for his clients. I'm glad to know him and would confidently recommend connecting with him.
★★★★★
He's a friend to me now.
Dennis is not just a realtor to me , he is compassionate and cares about people. He is always willing to listen and help even after ! He's a friend to me now. I recommended him to anyone that wants a trustworthy good person on their side !
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What Professionals Say About Dennis Mark
A review from a professional who works alongside Dennis Mark, not from a client.
Wesley G.
"... Dennis goes all out for the people he serves and doesn't shy away from challenging issues. He brings the kind of care and attention that helps keep closings moving smoothly and works toward the best possible outcome for his clients. I'm glad to know him and would confidently recommend connecting with him."
Wesley G., NADP networking colleague, Google review
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