Money and property
Know your numbers before you negotiate.
The person who understands the numbers usually gets the fairer deal. KindSplit turns your statements into a clear picture: what is marital, what is separate, who keeps what, what support looks like, and whether the budget works after.
Built in
The financial side, done properly
Disclosure
Income, expenses, assets and debts, ready to copy onto your state's forms.
Classification
Marital, separate or mixed, with the marital share of mixed assets.
Division
Choose who keeps what and see the equalizing payment instantly.
Child support
Estimated with your state's model: income shares, percentage of income or Melson.
Spousal support
Your state's formula where one exists, a clear range where it does not.
After-divorce budget
Take-home pay, support and expenses for one household.
When it gets complicated
A financial analyst, for one hour.
Pensions, stock options, a business or a large gap in incomes deserve an expert. Book a divorce financial analyst by the hour to model settlement options after tax and test whether your plan works in five years, not just next month.
- Compare offers after tax
- Value pensions and deferred pay
- Spot what is missing from a disclosure
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Money guides
Community property and equitable distribution
Nine states split marital property equally. The rest divide it fairly, which is not always equal.
How child support is calculated
Every state uses a formula. Knowing which one yours uses tells you what numbers matter.
Spousal support: how courts decide
Some states use formulas. Most weigh factors. All care about length of marriage and the income gap.