Professional introductions

For divorce attorneys, mediators, and financial professionals

When a client’s matter includes a Long Island or Hamptons home, I can provide a written pricing opinion and, when a sale is authorized, a listing process that stays even-handed and easy for counsel to follow. Introductions are welcome. I do not pay or accept referral fees.

Thomas J. Morganelli, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, Long Island Home Properties, LLC, 310 Main Street, Holbrook, NY 11741. Office: 631-676-4663. Cell: 212.470.8247. Email: tom@tommorganelli.com.

Real estate support that is meant to work alongside your file

I am a Licensed Real Estate Salesperson with Long Island Home Properties, LLC. I focus on seller representation on Long Island and in the Hamptons. I am not an attorney, and I do not give legal or tax advice to your clients.

What I can add:

  • A written comparative market analysis (a pricing opinion, not an appraisal) that both parties can receive at the same time.
  • A listing plan your clients can review before anything goes live: asking price, preparation, photography, marketing, and access.
  • A communication protocol you specify: direct with both clients, through both attorneys, or a mix, with offers and material updates delivered in writing at the same time.
  • Coordination with counsel and the closing attorney on dates, occupancy, and any proceeds or escrow instructions you provide.
  • A discreet first conversation or valuation request for a client who is not ready to be on the market.

I am careful about the limits of my role, and I will say so if a question belongs with you and not with me.

Neutrality in practice

Authority first

I do not advocate for one spouse’s financial position in the divorce. I will not list a property without the authority your clients actually have, and I will not help one party conceal a proposed sale from a co-owner.

Market pricing, court-aware process

Pricing recommendations come from the market, not from a hoped-for settlement number. If a court order, stipulation, or settlement sets conditions on price, timing, or signatures, I work within those conditions as you share them.

If the parties do not yet have authority to sell, I can still prepare a pricing opinion for use in negotiation or mediation, with the understanding that it is an opinion, not a formal appraisal.

Introductions, without referral fees

You or your client may:

Please tell me whether I should contact the client directly, copy both counsel, or wait for a joint introduction. I will follow the protocol you set, within the law and my brokerage’s obligations.

Referral fees and RESPA

I do not pay referral fees, finder’s fees, or any other thing of value in exchange for an introduction, and I do not accept fees for referring settlement-service business. Federal rules under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) generally prohibit those arrangements in connection with federally related mortgage loans, and I do not ask attorneys, mediators, or financial professionals to enter into them. An introduction is not a joint-venture offer and is not a promise of reciprocal work.

Where I work

I work with sellers on Long Island and in the Hamptons, including Southampton, East Hampton, Water Mill, Bridgehampton, and Sag Harbor. If a property is outside the area I can serve well, I will say so.

Clients who want a consumer-facing overview can start at Selling a house during divorce on Long Island.

Thomas J. Morganelli is a Licensed Real Estate Salesperson with Long Island Home Properties, LLC, not an attorney or tax professional. This page is a description of real estate services. It is not legal advice and is not an offer to share fees or to form a referral relationship that would violate RESPA or professional-conduct rules. Equal housing opportunity. See the Fair Housing Statement and the Privacy Policy.

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