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Preparing, co-parenting, starting over

Divorce & Separation

Organizing a divorce touches its own set of details — assets to list, a schedule to keep straight, a decree's worth of loose ends. Private, and never legal advice.

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Starting over

Divorce Organizer

Assets and debts that total themselves, records tracked to done, and a one-click attorney summary.

  • Assets and debts that add themselves up
  • Every record to change, tracked to done
  • One click prints your attorney summary
  • Private and fully offline
$29 once
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Co-Parenting Companion

Shared costs that total themselves, a schedule written down once, and a one-click caregiver sheet.

  • Shared costs that add themselves up
  • The schedule, written down once
  • One click prints what a caregiver needs
  • One purchase — not a monthly subscription
$29 once
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Post-Divorce Transition Organizer

Every loose end tracked to done, a budget that totals itself, and a one-click progress summary.

  • Every loose end tracked to done
  • A new budget that totals itself
  • One click prints what's done and what's left
  • Private and fully offline
$19 once
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The complete set

Starting Over Bundle

All three divorce and separation organizers — preparing, co-parenting, and finishing — in one set. $77 bought separately.

  • Divorce Organizer + Co-Parenting Companion + Post-Divorce Transition Organizer
  • Three complete apps, three separate downloads
  • $65 for the set — save $12
$65 once
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Related reading

Free guides on the same topics, no purchase required.

Organizing Divorce Documents Privately When You Share Devices

How to gather and organize your own divorce paperwork privately when you share devices, accounts, and cloud storage — and where household information actually travels.

Splitting Children's Expenses After Divorce, Without the Monthly Argument

A calm system for sharing kids' costs with your ex — what to track, how to settle up, and how to keep the log from becoming ammunition.

The After-Divorce Checklist Nobody Hands You

An after-divorce checklist for the accounts, documents, and beneficiaries a decree leaves you to sort out — the paperwork that keeps going after the case is closed.

What to Bring to Your First Divorce Attorney Meeting

A practical checklist of what to bring to your first divorce attorney meeting — the documents, numbers, and questions that make the hour count.

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