Forms and filing
Your paperwork, drafted and tracked.
Most divorce delays come from a missing form, a blank field or a missed deadline. KindSplit drafts your documents from your answers, keeps them current as your case changes, and tracks every filing and deadline.
Twelve documents
Drafted from your case
Divorce roadmap
Every step for your state, with your dates.
Petition worksheet
Every fact your opening filing asks for.
Financial disclosure
Income, expenses, assets and debts in one summary.
Property schedule
Who keeps what, and the equalizing payment.
Support worksheet
Child and spousal estimates, inputs shown.
Parenting plan
Schedule, holidays, decisions and travel.
Settlement agreement
Your whole agreement, ready for review.
Letters
To your spouse, banks, card issuers and plans.
Filing and service
Dates that keep themselves
Log the day you file and the day your spouse is served. Every later deadline recalculates for your state.
- 1
Residency met
We check your state's residency rule against the date you moved there.
- 2
Filed
Your filing starts the clock in most states.
- 3
Served
Your spouse's response deadline appears, with a reminder when a default may be possible.
- 4
Disclosures due
Where your state sets a deadline, it is on your roadmap.
- 5
Waiting period ends
The earliest date your divorce can be final.
- 6
Final judgment
Then Untangle takes over the paperwork after the paperwork.
Checked by a person
A second pair of eyes before you file.
On the Guided plan, a case specialist reviews your forms for court accuracy and helps coordinate service and filing. On Attorney-backed, a licensed lawyer reviews your settlement before you sign.
- Catches blank fields and missing pages
- Knows your county's habits
- Fewer rejected filings and repeat trips
