The complete financial picture — 14 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
Business valuation
A simplified earnings-based valuation as a starting point for negotiation. A forensic accountant is recommended for contested businesses over $250,000.
Post-divorce budget
Monthly income
Monthly expenses
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