Move forward with confidence

Going through divorce, you face uncertainty and the loss of one of your biggest and perhaps most precious assets - your home. With compassion and understanding, along with the training and experience required to sell the matrimonial home, my goal is to have a positive impact on divorcing families as you navigate your new "normal".

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"I understand the journey of divorce, the uncertainties, and the need to feel safe."

Maggie Horsburgh, CDRE®, ABR®, SREA®, REALTOR®

Why Maggie

Divorce listings are some of the most complicated listings we deal with in our field. I have been extensively trained as a court-appointed Realtor® in family law cases to list and sell the home. Just like other experts you may deal with, I am an expert hired for the real estate portion of your family law case. I am trained to remain neutral and unbiased, and can minimize the chaos and costs when helping with the sale of your biggest asset.

Divorce Diaries

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Renovating With Your Spouse

By Maggie Horsburgh • February 24, 2026
Renovating with your spouse is like marriage with extra dust and sharper objects. It will expose every strength, every weakness, and that one wildly irrational opinion about grout you didn’t know they had.
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The Pause Button: What to Consider Before You Say "I Want a Divorce"

By Maggie Horsburgh • February 3, 2026
You've said the words outloud. Before you move forward (or backward), there are some hard questions you need to sit with.
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The Double Whammy of Divorce and Immigration

By Maggie Horsburgh • November 26, 2025
You know that feeling when you’re trying to assemble IKEA furniture with instructions in three languages, none of which you fully understand? That’s kind of what going through a divorce as an immigrant feels like, except the stakes are way higher than a wobbly bookshelf.