Divorce Planning Resources & Financial Decision Tools

Financial clarity before, during, and after divorce. Explore practical guides, worksheets, and tools designed to help you organize information, compare options, and make more informed decisions.

Better Information. More Confident Decisions.

Divorce can require decisions about housing, investments, retirement, budgeting, and financial security. Our resources are designed to make complex financial questions easier to organize and evaluate.

Whether you're preparing for divorce, navigating settlement discussions, or planning for life afterward, start with the information most relevant to your circumstances.

Choose the Level of Guidance You Need

Essential Guide

$29

A self-guided Word workbook to help you organize information and evaluate your marital home options.

  • Decision-making framework
  • Equity and buyout worksheets
  • Affordability considerations
  • Side-by-side option comparison

Enhanced Guide

$49

The Essential Guide plus an Excel-based calculator for more detailed comparisons.

  • Essential workbook
  • Interactive financial calculator
  • Scenario comparisons
  • Organized financial inputs

Premium Toolkit

$249

Expanded educational support for those who want more guidance through the process.

  • Workbook and calculator
  • Instructional video series
  • 45-minute consultation
  • Guided review of key questions

These are planned resource packages. Availability will be confirmed as the materials are released.

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Our educational content addresses important financial questions that may arise during divorce.

  • Preparing financially before divorce
  • Understanding marital assets and debts
  • Evaluating the marital home
  • Dividing investments and retirement accounts
  • Understanding settlement tradeoffs
  • Planning a post-divorce budget

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are these resources for?

The resources are designed for individuals and couples seeking a more organized approach to divorce-related financial decisions.

Do I need financial experience to use the guides?

No specialized financial background is intended to be required, although some questions may benefit from individualized professional guidance.

Do these tools replace professional advice?

No. Educational guides and calculators do not replace individualized legal, tax, or financial advice.

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