The AI divorce lawyer
Legal answers at 2 a.m., with the sources to prove it.
Counsel is the AI divorce lawyer inside KindSplit. It knows your state's divorce rules, reads your case file, runs the numbers and drafts what you need. Every fact it gives you is numbered, so you can see exactly where it came from.

A good divorce lawyer explains the rules, runs the numbers, drafts the paper and tells you the truth. Counsel does all four, in plain words, any hour, and says so when you need a licensed person instead.
What Counsel does
More than a chatbot. A lawyer's way of thinking.
Knows your state
Residency, waiting periods, forms, property rules, support models and alimony rules for all 50 states and DC.
Reads your case
Your dates, children, incomes, property list and parenting schedule shape every answer.
Runs the numbers
Child support, spousal support, equalizing payments and home equity, using your state's method where it publishes one.
Shows its sources
Every fact carries a number. Tap it to see the state rule, guide or calculation behind it.
Drafts for you
Letters to your spouse, bank and card issuers, and the documents in your case file.
Knows its limits
Flags safety risks first, and tells you when a licensed lawyer is worth the hour.
Try it
Ask your first question.
Choose a state for exact rules. With a free account, Counsel also answers from your own case.
Counsel is AI, not a licensed attorney. Visitors get a few free questions a day. Your own account answers from your case too.
Grounded, not guessed
How Counsel builds an answer
- 1
Understand
Reads the question
It works out what you are really asking: timing, money, children, paperwork or safety.
- 2
Gather
Pulls the sources
Your state's rules, the right guides from our library, and the facts in your case.
- 3
Calculate
Runs your numbers
Support, property and dates are computed, not estimated from memory.
- 4
Answer
Writes it plainly
A direct answer with every source numbered, plus the next step you can take.
What Counsel is, and is not
Counsel is an AI. It is not a licensed attorney, KindSplit is not a law firm, and nothing it says creates an attorney-client relationship. It gives legal information applied to your facts, and it tells you plainly when to talk to a licensed family lawyer, which you can do in the app, by the hour.
Straight answers
Things people ask us first
How accurate is Counsel?
Counsel answers from a reviewed set of state facts, our guide library and your own case, and shows its source for every fact. It will not invent statutes, fees or deadlines. Rules change and local courts vary, so confirm anything critical with your court or a licensed lawyer.
Can Counsel file my divorce for me?
No. Counsel drafts the documents and worksheets that feed your court's official forms, and the Filing screen tracks every step. You or a professional you hire file with the court.
What if I say something about safety?
If a question suggests you may be in danger, Counsel puts safety first: emergency numbers, the National Domestic Violence Hotline, and the steps that protect you, before any paperwork.
How many questions can I ask?
The free plan includes 20 questions a month. Paid plans are unlimited for normal use.
Is what I ask private?
Yes. Your conversations stay in your case file. A professional sees them only if you share your case, and you can delete them at any time.
Ready when you are
Ask Counsel anything.
Free to start. Your first answers come from your state's rules; add your details and they come from your case.