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Divorce and separation

Your divorce, organised.

A finances workbook for Google Sheets and Excel, a documents checklist, a parenting plan and every key date in one place. Built around the steps and forms where you live.

  • Google Sheets and Excel
  • Fillable PDF
  • From £6.99
Financial summary tab in the Case Ready divorce workbook showing total assets, debts, net position and monthly budget

What’s inside

Money, children and paperwork, side by side

Finances workbook

Assets, debts, income, pensions and a budget for now and after separation. Totals and your net position work themselves out.

Documents checklist

Everything you’ll be asked for, grouped and ready to tick off, including the financial disclosure form used where you live.

Children

A parenting plan with a two-week schedule and handovers, a communication log and a section for orders and child support.

Assets tab with family home, savings, car and totals

Choose your edition

Built for your country’s divorce process

Standard includes the organiser and the finances workbook. Professional adds the full tracker workbook and pages for orders, evidence, pensions and meetings with your solicitor.

Questions

Before you buy

I have a solicitor. Is this still useful?

Yes. Most of a solicitor’s time on finances goes on gathering and checking paperwork. Handing over an organised file, with every account, debt and pension listed and the statements to back it up, means fewer questions back and forth.

Does it work in Google Sheets?

Yes. Upload the workbook to Google Drive and open it with Google Sheets, or open it in Excel or Numbers. Totals, your net position and your budget after separation update as you type.

Does it cover the children?

Yes. Every edition has a parenting plan worksheet with a two-week schedule and handovers, a parenting and communication log, and a section for orders, school and medical records and child support or maintenance.

Which countries does it cover?

England and Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Each edition uses its own system’s steps, forms and terms.

Is it legal advice?

No. It helps you organise your paperwork, your finances and your dates. For advice on your situation, speak to a solicitor or lawyer, or a free advice service.