Denver Metro Realtor Helping Women Through Divorce Sell with Clarity and Step Into What’s Next 

Serving Littleton, Highlands Ranch, and the South Denver Metro areas

I've Been Where You Are

I was a divorced mom looking for a home of my own, and I quickly learned how much goes into that decision, more than most people realize. That’s why I became a Realtor® and built my practice around helping women through this exact moment.

I love Littleton, Highlands Ranch and the South Denver suburbs. I want to help you sell your home with care, and find the home that’s right for you and your family, so you can move into your next chapter feeling settled, confident, and excited about what’s ahead.

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Whether you're just starting to sort through what comes next or you're ready to make a move, I'm here to help you find clarity and calm every step of the way.

You need to purchase a home immediately because you’re in the middle of the divorce storm.

The dust has settled, you know your settlement, what your income is, and what you can afford.

You are ready to sell your current home and get into a new home and begin your new chapter.

You need someone who will listen, understand and help bring clarity to your Real Estate journey.

Meet Maci

I’m a Realtor® and Certified Divorce Specialist based in Littleton, Colorado, and I specialize in helping women sell their marital home and step into their next chapter with confidence.

I understand this season of life because I’ve lived it. I went through my own divorce, raised my daughters as a single mom, and bought a home of my own, a moment that taught me firsthand how much financial clarity and confidence matter when you’re starting over.

Today I use that experience, along with my finance background and my Divorce Specialist training, to help women understand their options, protect their equity, and feel empowered rather than overwhelmed.

I love Littleton, from the farmer’s market to the local shops, and I’m proud to call the South Denver suburbs home. I’m married to the love of my life, Tad, and a proud mom to two daughters and three step-sons.

The Process

Your Story

We start here. I want to understand where you are, what you need, and what your next chapter looks like  (if you’re not sure, I can help with that too!).

Your Commitment

When it feels right, we make it official and I get to work for you.

Your Plan

Together we build a plan around your goals, your timeline, and what matters most.

Your Home

If you’re selling, we’ll get your home ready and on the market. If you’re buying, we’ll tour homes together until one feels right. Either way, I’m with you through it. 

Your Next Chapter

When we find the one, I’ll walk you through every step from under contract to closing, so there are no surprises. Then the keys are yours, and your next chapter begins. 

Latest blog posts

Maci Chance Realtor | What happens to your mortgage when you sell a house during a divorce? Blog header image.

What Happens to Your Mortgage When You Sell a House During a Divorce?

When you sell a house during a divorce, the mortgage is paid off directly from the sale proceeds at closing, and whatever equity is left over is distributed according to your settlement agreement or court order. Does Selling Automatically Release Both Spouses From the Loan? Yes. When a home sells, the mortgage is paid in full at closing using the

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Maci Chance Realtor | Should you sell your house before or after your divorce is finalized? Blog header image.

Should You Sell Your House Before or After Your Divorce Is Finalized?

There is no universal right answer. Selling before your divorce is finalized can simplify the process and free up funds sooner, while waiting can offer more legal clarity, and the better choice depends on your specific settlement terms and your attorney’s guidance. What Changes If You Sell Before the Divorce Is Final? Selling while your divorce is still pending can

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Maci Chance Realtor | How is home equity split in a Colorado divorce? Blog header image.

How Is Home Equity Split in a Colorado Divorce?

Colorado is an equitable distribution state, which means home equity earned during the marriage is divided fairly based on your circumstances, not automatically split fifty-fifty, and a licensed attorney or mediator can tell you exactly how that applies to your case. What Does “Equitable Distribution” Mean in Colorado? Colorado law directs courts to divide marital property equitably, which means fairly,

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I have a passion for helping women with children going through divorce, and a drive to help all buyers and sellers minimize their stress and maximize their investment.

 I am here to transform the Real Estate experience for my clients from one typically filled with fear, uncertainty, monumental challenges to one with courage, ease, abundant opportunity and a tool for wealth building.

Whether you're just starting to think about what's next or you're ready to make a move, I'm here to help you find a home, protect your equity, and step into your next chapter with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

I specialize in Littleton, Highlands Ranch, the South Suburbs, and the greater Denver Metro area, including the Northern Suburbs.

A Certified Divorce Specialist (CDS) is a Realtor® with specialized training in the real estate side of divorce, including how equity, timing, and settlement agreements affect a home sale. I use this training to help women protect their financial interests during the process.

My specialty is real estate through divorce, but I also help clients with traditional home sales and purchases throughout Littleton and the South Denver Metro. Reach out if you’re not sure your situation fits.

No. Many women start the process, and even list their home, while the divorce is still in progress. I can walk you through what makes sense for your specific timeline.

It usually involves dividing equity, coordinating with both spouses’ attorneys, and making decisions that carry more emotional weight. As a Certified Divorce Specialist, I keep the process clear and neutral so the real estate side doesn’t add to the stress.

Equity is typically divided according to your divorce settlement, and sale proceeds are distributed based on those terms. I work alongside your attorney and financial advisor to make sure the sale supports your overall settlement.

Yes. I regularly work alongside these professionals, and I’m happy to recommend someone from my network if you don’t already have one.

It depends on the season, pricing, and condition of the home, but well-prepared and well-priced listings in this area often go under contract within the first few weeks. I’ll give you a realistic estimate for your specific home.