The draft agreements fill themselves in as decisions resolve.
0
nothing uploaded here yet
7 of 43
worksheet figures that say where they came from
0 of 0
0 filed, across 0 accounts
The library holds every document either of you has filed, organised by shelf and account, with the list of what is still missing and the statement coverage beside it.
and 44 more. Each document's bar shows one segment per article, sized by how much of the draft it carries.
2 of 11 ready. The parenting calendar has nothing to complete, so it is not counted.
and 5 more.
Support worksheets, the statutory recitals, Schedule A, the parenting calendar, and the QDRO sheet. The app generates them from these figures, so they are not in the library, which holds documents somebody collected and described.
No accounts are being tracked for statements yet.
Every tracked account has its full run of statements.
Of the 12 documents W-0 asks for, 0 have a file and a tick, 0 have a file but no tick, 8 are ticked with nothing uploaded here, and 4 have neither.
and 7 more.
0 of 29 professional documents uploaded. The team checklists.
Your statement of net worth: 0 of 160 lines filled. You have not exchanged it yet.
Maya's statement of net worth: Maya has not exchanged it yet. How far along it is stays theirs until they exchange it.
You have not said the inventory is complete. Maya has not said the inventory is complete.
When each disclosure, decision, and draft happened, in order. Dated, neutral, and drawn from the tables that recorded it at the time.
A living will, a health care proxy and a power of attorney for each of you, drawn from your own answers. Neither agreement touches them.
The shared list that prints with the packet. It is kept with the meeting record now.
The one page you write together. It opens both documents.
Statutes, cases, directories, and the ground rules. All free to read. Open what you need.
The automatic orders, why documents come first, the status quo, and the three path-decision gates.
Reactions, normal versus red flags, rituals, books, and school support. Shared reference for both of us.
Why the deck asks for detail: specific beats vague, the priority order, the read-it-twice test.
The six parts every clause needs, and the one question that finds most of the holes: what happens if nobody responds.
Equitable distribution, the automatic orders, support to 21, the counsel fee presumption, and what an agreement has to contain. Every claim with its citation.
What you are buying, what to ask about the money and the work, and the two things worth noticing on a first call.
Which questions belong to the attorney, the CPA, the CDFA and the QDRO specialist, and what to bring to each.
Every official source this app draws on, each linking to the publisher’s own page. Free to read, all of them.
A short IRS overview of what changes on your return once you separate or divorce.
IRS · Guide
The form the custodial parent signs to let the other parent claim Iris for a given year. It does not transfer head-of-household status or the earned income credit.
IRS · Form
The tax rules for divorced and separated people: filing status, dependents, property transfers, support payments.
IRS · Guide
The list of factors a court weighs when deciding whether to depart from the maintenance formula.
New York Courts · Guide
The worksheet the court actually uses to work out support and maintenance together.
New York Courts · Form
The difference between custody (who decides) and parenting time (who is with her when), in plain language.
New York Courts · Guide
Common questions about the divorce process in New York, answered by the courts.
New York Courts · FAQ
What uncontested actually means and what has to be settled before you file.
New York Courts · Guide
Plain definitions for the vocabulary that shows up in agreements and court papers.
New York Courts · Guide
The court's own comparison of divorce and legal separation, and how a separation agreement is made.
New York Courts · FAQ
The court system's own calculators for guideline child support and maintenance. Use it to check any number this app computes.
New York Courts · Calculator
Plain-language explanation of spousal support and maintenance: what it is and when it applies.
New York Courts · Guide
The recognized shapes a parenting-time arrangement can take.
New York Courts · Guide
The court's free guided program for filing an uncontested divorce yourselves. Note: with a child under 21 you use the paper packet instead.
New York Courts · Form
The full uncontested divorce packet and instructions, straight from the court system.
New York Courts · Form
How courts think about parenting time, always measured against the best interests of the child.
New York Courts · Guide
How New York divides marital property. Equitable means fair in the circumstances, not automatically half.
New York Courts · Guide
The official yearly chart behind the child support formula, including the current combined-income cap.
NY Child Support Services · Chart
What it takes to put a support order in place, and how the amount gets decided.
NY Child Support Services · Guide
How New York explains child support to parents: how an amount is set and what the state does.
NY Child Support Services · Guide
The conditions for claiming on an ex-spouse's record, and confirmation that it takes nothing away from them.
Social Security Administration · FAQ
Sets out the ten-year marriage requirement for benefits on a former spouse's record.
Social Security Administration · FAQ
How continuation coverage works after a divorce, including how long it lasts and what it costs.
US Department of Labor · Guide
Divorce or legal separation is a COBRA qualifying event. Notice deadlines are short, so the dates matter.
US Department of Labor · FAQ
What a QDRO is and how a retirement account gets split without triggering tax.
US Department of Labor · Guide
All free to read. Statutes at nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/DOM (Domestic Relations Law) and law.justia.com. Cases at courtlistener.com.
Property
Support and maintenance
Process
Federal
Pets
Rough total if it stays cooperative: appraisal ($400–600) + mediation sessions as needed + two review attorneys ($1,000–5,000 combined) + QDRO ($500–1,000) + filing fees (~$335) + CPA consult. Compare: the average litigated NY divorce with custody issues runs well into five figures per side. The worksheets are the discount.
The rules, citations, and reading behind everything. Read-only.
The paper version of W-0 through W-7. Read-only.
Five ways out, for five audiences. The exhibits have their own panel above, where what is still open shows before you print them.
What the two of you have settled and what is still open, identical for both of you, for the mediator to read cold.
Everything an attorney advising you needs, on paper, without logging in here. Print it or download it with a Word copy.
Cover, term sheet, ledger, and both documents, ready to print.
Print the questions themselves, sized for a pen: decks to answer, checklists to tick, worksheets to fill in away from a screen.
Both documents, the term sheet, and worksheet values as a zip.