For professionals

Teach the room. Be the name people already trust.

The workshop runs on Colorado professionals who can explain their piece of a divorce clearly, stay in their lane, and answer questions without selling. In return they get a reviewed profile on this site, the questions people are actually asking, and the introductions that come from being useful in public.

Apply to present See the workshop

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree.

Who we need

Law, money, mind, title, estate

Family-law attorneys, CFP/CDFA/CPA professionals, mediators, licensed therapists, title reps, estate-planning and QDRO specialists.

The commitment

One planning call, a rehearsal, 20 minutes on stage

Plus moderated Q&A and an optional 30-minute question station. Monthly or every six weeks.

What you get

A reviewed profile and real visibility

Your page on this site with your credentials and scope, your material with your name on it, and the anonymous question log.

What we do not do

No lead fees, no lists, no exclusives

No payment per lead or closing, no attendee list, no sponsorship for stage time. Attendees choose who to contact.

How it works

You send your name, discipline, license and a sentence on why. We verify the license with DORA, the Colorado Supreme Court attorney registry or NMLS, hold a 25-minute fit call about teaching style and boundaries, and invite finalists to a 45-minute content meeting. A written presenter agreement covers scope, privacy, disclosures and content review. Then a rehearsal, then the room.

Seats filledMortgage: Mike Oswald, VP of Mortgage Lending at Rate. Real estate: the Kenna divorce team, led by Damon L. Chavez, Certified Real Estate Divorce Specialist. Title: Homestead Title (confirming).

Seats openFamily-law attorney, financial professional (CFP, CDFA or CPA), mediator, licensed therapist, and rotating estate-planning, QDRO, tax and parenting specialists.

Who we are looking for

Family-law attorney

Seat openActive Colorado license in good standing, meaningful current family-law practice, three or more years. Able to teach the process and the property rules without predicting outcomes or running an intake pitch.

Financial professional

Seat openCFP, CDFA or CPA with divorce experience and clear scope. Two post-separation budgets, assets after tax, liquidity versus paper value, retirement and tax handoffs. Business model disclosed.

Mortgage professional

Seat filled: Mike Oswald at RateDivorce-aware lending: refinance deadlines, qualifying on support income, assumptions and releases. Mike presents the lending segment; a second lender station is not planned. RESPA compliance required.

Meet Mike

Real estate professional

Seat filled: The Kenna Real Estate GroupDamon L. Chavez, Certified Real Estate Divorce Specialist and Certified Residential Appraiser, with Brian Lee Burke and the Kenna team, present the house segment: keep, sell, buy out, court-ordered sales.

The team

Title company

Seat filled: Homestead Title (confirming)How the decree, the quitclaim deed and the payoff become a clean closing; what the title company needs before it will disburse proceeds as ordered.

Mediator

Seat openWhat mediation is, neutrality, preparation, when it fits and when it does not. ODR roster membership is a plus; we will not describe anyone as “state-certified.”

Licensed therapist (LMFT, LPC, LCSW)

Seat openStress, communication, parenting transitions, recognizing when clinical support is needed. Every workshop or every other one; a resource at all of them.

Estate-planning attorney

Seat openWills, trusts and beneficiary changes after the decree, the premarital house and inherited property, and what a divorce does to an estate plan. A rotating fourth-perspective slot.

QDRO, tax and parenting specialists

Rotating seats openResource-packet contributors and question-station guests: QDRO specialist, CPA, QDRO specialist, CPA, parenting specialist, appraiser.

The rules of the room

Education, not advice. General information in the public program; individual questions are routed to a private conversation the attendee initiates.
No selling. No hard sell, no urgency tactics, no disparaging other professionals, no intake forms or agreements at the education tables.
No attendee data. Presenters never receive the attendee list. Contact happens only when the attendee chooses it.
Verified credentials. Every license, designation and award claim is current and checkable. You tell us if that changes.
Review and disclosure. You review anything published under your name, and your license, employer, compensation model and affiliations are disclosed.
No paid referrals. No fees per lead, consultation, client, loan, closing or listing, in either direction. Settlement-service providers (lenders, title, appraisers) participate only under a compliance review.

What presenters get

A reviewed presenter profile on this site, with a neutral description of your discipline, credentials and scope, and a link to your own site.
Your educational material published with your name and review date, and reusable social assets.
The anonymous question log from every session: firsthand insight into what people are asking before they reach your office.
Peer relationships with the other disciplines in the room.
Voluntary inquiries from attendees who independently choose to contact you.

Questions professionals ask

Is there a fee to participate, or a fee paid to me?

Neither. Presenters volunteer their educational time; Kenna pays for the venue, refreshments, materials and marketing. If an honorarium is ever introduced it will be fixed in advance, unrelated to leads or transactions, and documented.

Can my firm sponsor the refreshments?

Not in exchange for stage time, exclusivity, data or referrals. A proportionate, fair-market cost share with a compliance review is the only form we would consider.

How is the content reviewed?

You review your own segment and any published answer that carries your name. Legal, tax, mortgage and financial answers on this site are re-reviewed at least every six months or after a relevant change in law.

Can I present virtually?

Yes. The live workshop runs in person and on Zoom at the same time, so presenters can join from anywhere in Colorado. Reviewed written or recorded material for the online workshop is also welcome and credited.

Where to go next

Call your Colorado divorce agent

Questions about the house, the deed or the decree?

Call us today to talk through your situation and how we can help. A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree.

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Apply to present

Name, firm, discipline, license number, and a sentence on what you would teach. We reply within two business days.

Call or text 303-955-4220

A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree. Prefer email? homes@kennarealestate.com