Your Rights · FamilyDivorce laws vary by state. Know yours.
A clear, state-specific guide to property division, child custody, alimony, and the first steps that protect you before anything gets filed.
50
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5 questions
readiness check
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You're facing divorce and you don't know where to start.
The internet is a confusing mess of generic advice
You read something, but you don't know if it applies in your state. California and Texas work completely differently.
You're worried about your financial future
You don't know if you'll get half the house, how alimony works, or what happens to the retirement accounts.
You're terrified about custody and your kids
You don't understand how custody is decided or what a 'parenting plan' even looks like.
You feel paralyzed and don't know what to do first
Should you move out? Open a new bank account? Call a lawyer? The fear of a wrong move keeps you stuck.
What You Get
Everything you need to face divorce with clarity.
State Law Explainer
Property, custody, support and alimony in your state.
Readiness Check
Five questions that name the gap to close first.
First Steps Checklist
Prioritized actions for your family and finances.
Property & Asset Inventory
Assets and debts sorted into marital or separate.
Financial Disclosure Letter
A written request for your spouse's records.
Legal Help Finder
Attorney, mediator or legal aid — and where to look.
How It Works
From overwhelmed to organized in 15 minutes.
1
Tell us your state and situation
A few questions about where you live, your family, your finances, and what worries you most.
~3 minutes2
Get your state-specific guide
A plain-English legal overview, a readiness score, and a prioritized action plan.
~2 minutes3
Take control of your first steps
Work the inventory, send the disclosure request, and book a consultation with your questions ready.
~10 minutes50 states
of family law principles explained in plain English — with what to verify locally, because the details differ by county as well as by state
15 min
to your full plan
5 checks
on your readiness
16 steps
before anything is filed
Questions
Everything you need to know.
Is this legal advice?
No. This provides general legal information and self-help resources. It is not a substitute for a licensed attorney. Divorce carries serious legal and financial consequences, and consulting a lawyer is strongly recommended — the guide is built to make that consultation cheaper and more useful, not to replace it.
How does the readiness check work?
Five questions — whether you know your state's property system, whether you have an account and credit in your own name, whether your documents are copied and stored safely, whether you can list every asset and debt, and whether you've spoken to anyone legal. You get a score and a finding for each, with the specific fix for whichever area is weakest. It takes a minute and needs nothing typed.
Does this cover all 50 states?
It explains the general family law principles of all 50 states and gives you a high-level overview for yours — no-fault grounds, community property versus equitable distribution, custody standards, support calculation. Statutes change and county practice varies, so every output tells you what to verify against your state court's self-help site or a local attorney.
What if my spouse and I agree on everything?
That's an uncontested divorce, and it's much simpler and cheaper. The guide explains how that works in your state and points you to the court self-help centre for filing. Even then, having an attorney review the agreement before you sign is usually money well spent — an agreement is far harder to change afterwards.
What if I'm a victim of domestic violence?
Your safety comes before any of this. The guide covers protective orders and survivor resources, and the toolkit is built to raise safety first when abuse is mentioned — including not sending anything directly to your spouse. For immediate support, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233, available 24/7.
Can this help me hide assets?
No. Concealing assets is unlawful and carries serious consequences in family court, and the guide works the opposite way — it's built around full disclosure, including the letter that asks your spouse for the same transparency you're offering.
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