The complete financial picture — 12 calculators, guided flow, full before/after summary. Built for individuals navigating divorce and professionals working with clients.
Assets & debt division
Net estate splitHome decision
Keep vs. sell analysisSpousal support
State-specific estimatesRetirement / QDRO
Distribution scenariosSocial Security
Divorce benefit analyzerTax filing impact
Annual cost of divorceLiquid vs. illiquid
Cash-poor risk analysisBusiness valuation
Earnings-based estimatePost-divorce budget
Single-income modelRental property
Sell, hold, or splitLife insurance needs
Secure support obligationsDebt responsibility
Credit & cash flow impactMediator mode available — model multiple client scenarios in session
Step 1 — Your situation
We'll show only the calculators relevant to you.
Do you own a home together?
Retirement accounts? (401k, IRA, pension)
Rental or investment property?
Is one spouse a significantly higher earner?
Does either spouse own a business?
Marriage lasted 10+ years?
Assets & debts
Assets
Debts
Home decision
Spousal support
Retirement / QDRO
Social Security
Divorcing spouses married 10+ years may claim up to 50% of an ex-spouse's Social Security benefit — one of the most overlooked assets in divorce.
Tax filing impact
Divorce changes your filing status, deductions, and tax bracket — often adding thousands in annual taxes most people don't anticipate.
Asset liquidity
Many people "win" the house and end up cash-poor. This shows the liquidity cost of different settlement structures.
Your proposed settlement
Monthly cash needs
Rental / investment property
Rental properties carry current equity, ongoing income, tax benefits, and capital gains implications. This calculator shows the real economics of each disposition option.
Property details
Rental income & expenses
Business valuation
A simplified earnings-based valuation as a starting point for negotiation. A forensic accountant is recommended for contested businesses over $250,000.
Life insurance needs
If the support-paying spouse dies, support payments stop. A term life policy named in the divorce decree protects the receiving spouse. This calculator determines the coverage needed.
Debt responsibility
Who takes which debts matters as much as who gets which assets. Joint debt remains your legal obligation to creditors even if your spouse is ordered to pay it.
Debts assigned to Spouse 1
Debts assigned to Spouse 2
Post-divorce budget
Monthly income
Monthly expenses
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