SeeYourSplit

How SeeYourSplit works

One engine, two doors, and one worksheet shaped like your state’s disclosure schedule. Here’s the whole journey, end to end — whether the case is yours or your client’s.

Who uses it — one engine, two doors

Consumer (self-serve)

A person going through divorce, figuring it out on their own.
Starts here — no account, no subscription. Your own case file, report and worksheet. Live today.

Attorney, CDFA or mediator

A professional preparing a property division for a client.
Live today. Run a case yourself for $99, or send the schedule you already have and get a checked review package back in two business days.

Working with a professional

Someone whose attorney or advisor is running the numbers for them.
Your professional runs it and keeps the judgment calls; you get the same worksheet and report to read alongside them.

One engine underneath — nobody gets a watered-down version of the arithmetic, and the citations are the same wherever you meet them. What changes is who the document is written to, and who stands behind the number: your name goes on the advice, ours goes on the arithmetic. A firm platform with client intake and collaboration is on the roadmap; the per-case and done-for-you routes above are live now.

⚙️ One asset-division engine · all 50 states + DC

The journey — four phases

1

Arrive

Land on SeeYourSplitOpen the property worksheet

One screen holds the whole case — no wizard, no account, nothing to install. If a blank form is the last thing you can face right now, you can describe your situation in the chat instead and it fills the same worksheet in for you.

2

Gather — one worksheet, shaped like your state’s disclosure forms

Your state & datesAssets & debts on one sheetEstimate updates live beside you
Every figure arrives one of two waysType it — counted right awayUpload — AI reads it, you confirm

A figure read from a document lands on the sheet marked for review and is never counted until you confirm it. Separate property is excluded. Uploads are read then deleted; typed entries never leave your browser.

3

Answer — the engine computes, the AI explains (never invents)

By your state’s ruleMandate — a firm numberPresumption — a number + “may deviate”Equitable — an honest 40–60% range

Every line shows its basis — law · case law · assumption. How firm the answer is depends on your state (e.g. CA/LA mandate, AZ/FL presumption, NY/TX equitable).

4

Act

Run what-ifs — prenup, adjust assumptionsTake it with you
Next stepDownload the PDF reportSave your case file — reload it anytimeTake it to counsel, or to the table

The formatted report, the apportionment worksheet and the reloadable case file come with the $99 case unlock; everything on screen is free to explore.

Throughout — nothing is saved (session only) · the division is set by agreement or the court, not by this tool · not legal advice · not child or spousal support.

Ready to see your estimate?

Start whichever way feels manageable — both lead to the same result.