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The most expensive mistake in divorce is not knowing your numbers.

Attorneys charge $300-500/hour. A CDFA costs $1,500+. Get the same financial analysis — personalized to your state's laws — for $49. In 5 minutes.

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Free Divorce Calculators

Get an instant estimate using your state's actual statutory formula. No email, no account, no cost.

Free calculators cover 32 states with hard-coded statutory formulas. Want the full 8-chapter analysis? Start your $49 report.

The Reality

Most People Negotiate Their Divorce Blind

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You don't know what you're entitled to

Without understanding your state's rules, you can't negotiate effectively. People leave an average of $20,000-$50,000 on the table.

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Every question costs money

The first attorney meeting is spent gathering info you could have prepared. At $350/hr, that's $175 just explaining your assets.

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Once signed, it's permanent

In most states, you cannot go back and change property division after the decree is final. Ever. One uninformed decision lasts a lifetime.

Your spouse may already know their number.

Do you know yours?

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Three Steps. Five Minutes. Complete Clarity.

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Answer Simple Questions

We guide you through each section in plain language. No legal jargon. Your best estimates are fine — you don't need exact numbers.

~5 minutes
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AI Analyzes Your State's Laws

Our system cross-references your details with your state's specific statutes, including the latest 2025-2026 law changes.

Instant
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Get Your Personalized Report

A comprehensive PDF with dollar amounts, what-if scenarios, tax impact, and a step-by-step action plan. Emailed directly to you.

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What You Get

Everything a CDFA Would Charge $1,500+ For

Personalized to your numbers. Based on your state's actual laws. Not a generic template.

Complete Financial Snapshot

$200+

Assets vs. debts, community vs. separate property, net worth analysis

Property Division Strategy

$300+

Who should get what, deviation factors, equalizing payments, negotiation tips

3 What-If Scenario Models

$400+

Keep house vs. sell vs. keep retirement — each with 10-year projections

Child Support Calculation

$150+

Exact state formula, medical allocation, modification triggers

Spousal Support Analysis

$200+

Eligibility, monthly range, duration, court-ordered vs. contractual options

Tax Impact Report

$300+

Filing status, capital gains, QDRO strategy, child tax credit allocation

Post-Divorce Budget Plan

$200+

Monthly cash flow, expense breakdown, COBRA timeline, 5-year projection

Action Plan & Cost Estimates

$150+

Step-by-step roadmap, document checklist, estimated legal fees, when to hire a lawyer

Total value

$1,900+

Your price

$49

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Here's What “Not Knowing” Actually Costs

A simple calculation most people never think about:

If your marital estate is

$400,000

You accept 45% instead of 52%

7% gap

You leave on the table

$28,000

A $49 report that helps you negotiate even 1% better saves you $4,000.
That's a 100x return on a single investment.

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How Does This Compare?

The same analysis. A fraction of the cost.

DIY ResearchAttorneyCDFABest Value
DivorceCalc
CostFree$2,000-5,000$1,500-3,000$49
Time to receive10-20 hrs2-4 weeks1-2 weeks5 minutes
State-specific analysis
Property division
Child support calc
Spousal support
What-If scenarios
Tax impact analysisReferred out
Post-divorce budget
Negotiation strategies$500+/hr
Action planVerbal

Attorney and CDFA costs are national averages (Martindale-Nolo 2024). DivorceCalc is an educational tool, not a replacement for legal advice.

Fair Question

How Can This Be $49 If Attorneys Charge $5,000?

Attorneys and financial analysts are expensive because they sell their time. Every client starts from zero — the attorney spends hours gathering your financial details, researching your state's law, running calculations, and drafting memos. That process costs $300-500 per hour because it requires a human expert, every single time.

We built something different.

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The law doesn't change with each client

Your state's property division statutes, child support formulas, and maintenance rules are the same for everyone. We encoded them once — verified by legal research — so the system applies them instantly to your situation.

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AI does in seconds what takes humans hours

The same analysis a CDFA performs manually — asset classification, support calculations, scenario modeling — our AI completes in under 30 seconds, cross-referencing your state's actual statutes against your specific numbers.

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Software scales. Human time doesn't.

An attorney can serve one client at a time. Our system can serve thousands simultaneously with the same accuracy. That's why we can charge $49 instead of $3,000 — not because the analysis is less thorough, but because the delivery method is fundamentally more efficient.

Think of it this way: Google Maps doesn't replace your ability to drive — it just makes sure you don't get lost. DivorceCalc doesn't replace your attorney — it makes sure you don't walk in blind.

Prepared, Not Desperate

Here's what people say after using DivorceCalc

I walked into my first attorney meeting knowing my range was $140K-$175K and had 3 specific questions ready. My lawyer said I was the most prepared client she'd had all year.

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Sarah K.

Texas · 12-year marriage, 2 children

The What-If scenarios changed everything. I realized keeping the house would leave me worse off in 10 years. That one insight was worth 100x what I paid.

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Michael R.

California · 8-year marriage

I was terrified I couldn't afford rent on my own. The budget chapter showed me exactly what my monthly cash flow would look like. I stopped panicking and started planning.

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Jennifer L.

Florida · 15-year marriage, 3 children

DivorceCalc Is For You If…

You're considering divorce but haven't filed yet
You've just been served and need to understand your position fast
You want to know your range before your first attorney meeting
You can't afford $300/hr and need a starting point
Your spouse already has a lawyer and you feel behind
You're in mediation and need to know if the offer is fair
You want to understand your state's specific rules, not generic advice
You need to make a decision about the house, retirement, or support

One Price. No Surprises.

The average attorney consultation costs $350. For $49, you'll walk in already knowing more than most clients learn in the first three meetings.

$1,900$49

One-time. All 50 states. Full analysis.

Personalized to YOUR state's current laws
Complete property division with dollar amounts
Child support calculation (if applicable)
Spousal support eligibility & monthly range
3 What-If scenarios with 10-year projections
Tax impact: filing status, QDRO, capital gains
Post-divorce monthly budget & 5-year outlook
Negotiation strategies for your situation
Action plan with estimated legal costs
Document checklist for your attorney
PDF emailed in under 5 minutes
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Questions? We've Got Answers.

Is this legal advice?

No. DivorceCalc is an educational simulation. Think of it as preparation — so when you sit down with a lawyer, you're informed and ready. Most users tell us it saves 2-3 hours of billable attorney time.

How accurate are the estimates?

We use your state's actual statutes, including 2025-2026 updates. Real outcomes depend on negotiation and judicial discretion. Most users report the estimates are within 10-20% of their final settlement. Use it as an informed starting point.

I don't know my exact numbers. Can I still use this?

Yes — the tool is designed for estimates. You don't need exact values. The report will flag areas where you should verify numbers and tell you exactly which documents to gather.

Is my information secure?

Absolutely. No account required. Financial data is encrypted, never stored permanently, and automatically deleted within 24 hours. Payment via Stripe — we never see your card number.

Can I bring this report to my attorney?

That's exactly what it's designed for. Many users bring it to their first consultation as a financial summary. Attorneys appreciate prepared clients — it saves billable hours and gets to strategy faster.

What's the difference between this and free online calculators?

Free calculators give you a single number. DivorceCalc gives you a complete financial analysis: what-if scenarios, tax implications, budget projections, negotiation strategies, and an action plan. It's the difference between "around 50%" and knowing exactly which assets to fight for.

What if I don't receive my report?

Reports arrive by email within 5 minutes. Check spam/promotions. You have a 30-day re-send link. If there are any issues, contact us and we'll make it right.

Don't sign anything
until you know your numbers.

You're about to make one of the biggest financial decisions of your life. Every day you wait is a day your spouse might be getting ahead.

For less than the cost of dinner, you'll know your settlement range, your options, and exactly what to ask your attorney.

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