Divorce Calculators & Organizers
Before you can make good decisions, you need clear numbers. These tools help you see what you own, what you owe, what it costs to live, and how different choices may affect your financial stability.
Step 2 is about organization, not pressure. Use these tools to gather your financial picture, prepare for your binder, and decide whether your next step should be DIY, AI guidance, coaching, mediation, or attorney review.
You do not have to solve your entire divorce in one sitting. Start with one section, save your progress, and come back when you are ready. If you feel emotionally flooded or unable to think clearly, visit the PTSD & Trauma Recovery Hub before making major decisions.
Once you complete your calculators and organizers, pull everything together into a clear binder that keeps your forms, finances, parenting information, notes, and agreements organized in one place.
After you gather your financial, parenting, and settlement information, the AI Divorce Resolution Platform can help organize your position, compare options, and prepare a structured summary.
Your Progress
Check these off as you move through the page. Your progress saves in this browser.
2. Support & Budget Planner
Estimate whether possible income/support scenarios are survivable.
Go to Budget Planner ↓3. Attorney Fees vs Mediation
Compare attorney-driven litigation costs with mediation/coaching-centered options.
Go to Fee Comparison ↓4. Stability Score
Check your financial, emotional, and practical readiness before major decisions.
Go to Stability Score ↓1. Assets & Debts Organizer
This is usually the best place to begin. Once you can see your assets and debts clearly, conversations about division, settlement, and mediation become more grounded.
What is community property?
In California, community property generally means assets and debts acquired during marriage. Separate property generally means property owned before marriage, inherited, or gifted to one spouse. This tool is educational only and does not decide legal characterization.
Assets
| Description | Category | Ownership Type | Estimated Value ($) | Notes | Remove |
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Debts
| Description | Debt Type | Responsibility | Balance Owed ($) | Notes | Remove |
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2. Support & Budget Planner
This tool helps you think through how income, housing costs, shared child expenses, debts, and an educational-only support estimate may affect monthly stability after separation.
Why this is educational only
Courts and attorneys use formal guideline tools and state-specific rules. This page does not calculate legal support. It helps you think through survivability, cash flow, and planning questions.
3. Attorney Fees vs Mediation Cost Comparison
Why compare legal fees early?
Legal fees can quietly consume savings, home equity, and retirement. This comparison helps you attach real numbers to the choice between prolonged conflict and structured resolution.
4. Post-Divorce Stability Score
How to use this score
This is not a diagnosis or legal readiness test. It is a reflection tool to help you decide where you may need more planning, support, or stabilization before making major moves.
Final Summary & Export
Use this summary as a starting point for your binder, AI Divorce Resolution, coaching, mediation, or attorney review.