SplitSmart is the UK's only divorce intelligence platform built for contested, complex cases. AI-powered outcome prediction, living case file, and solicitor-ready dossiers — all grounded in verified UK family law.
A 0–100 Divorce Readiness Score calculated from your unique situation — assets, evidence, timelines, and legal position. The single number that tells you whether you're ready to negotiate or need to prepare first.
Based on 8 factors including asset evidence, pension documentation, marriage length, and children's arrangements.
This is a sample score. Your actual score is calculated from the intake questionnaire and updates as your case develops.
Based on your marriage length, asset profile, and case factors, courts in financial remedy proceedings typically consider a range of outcomes. Here's what that looks like for a profile similar to yours.
Your divorce isn't a one-off event — it's a 12–24 month process. The Living Case File tracks every development, flags when your strategy should shift, and keeps a complete timeline you can hand to a solicitor at any point.
Generate a professional case summary that lets a solicitor onboard you in 10 minutes instead of 3 hours — saving you £500–£1,000 in first-meeting costs. Available as a £297 add-on, or included in the Premium plan.
Or add to any plan for £397 one-off
Generate legally-framed letters and questionnaires tailored to your case stage. Every document is grounded in the correct procedural rules and uses appropriate legal language.
Everything you need to gather before completing financial disclosure. Prevents common omissions that delay proceedings.
Targeted questions to send after reviewing your spouse's Form E. Flags gaps in disclosure and requests missing documents.
Structured WP offer framed correctly under FPR 2010 PD 9A. Protects your position on costs if the offer is rejected.
Guidance and draft supporting statement for applying to vary a maintenance order under s.31 MCA 1973.
Formal letter requesting compliance with a court order or deadline, before making an Unless Order application.
Draft letter instructing a Pension on Divorce Expert, following PAG Report 2019 best practice guidance.
Identify your spouse's strategy — and the counter-move. The Negotiation Coach recognises common opposing-party patterns and gives you the pre-mediation framework to respond.
Ask anything about your divorce — grounded entirely in verified UK family law. The AI never guesses outside the knowledge base, and always tells you when you need a solicitor.
England & Wales divorce follows five distinct stages, each with its own court fees, timelines, and strategic decisions. Know exactly where you are and what comes next.
Eight integrated tools, one platform. From your first question to your final order.
0–100 Divorce Readiness Score across 8 dimensions. Updates automatically as your case develops. The most shareable, distinctive feature on the platform.
Best/likely/worst case financial settlement projections based on your specific asset profile, marriage length, and case factors. Updated with Standish v Standish [2025] UKSC 26.
Persistent timeline that tracks your case from application to Final Order. Flags strategy shifts, deadline alerts, and new case law relevant to your situation.
Professional PDF intake pack that saves £500–£1,000 in first-meeting solicitor time. Flags issues, documents key facts, and references applicable case law.
8-question intake generates a custom roadmap with real numbers — court fees, likely timelines, estimated costs, and next steps specific to your situation.
Live AI chat grounded in a verified 6-part knowledge base. Never guesses outside UK family law. Always routes through Netlify — no API key in the frontend.
Upload Form E, consent order drafts, or correspondence. AI identifies red flags, missing information, and clauses that courts typically consider problematic.
Visual best/likely/worst outcome calculator. Includes pension sharing scenarios, Mesher order vs clean break modelling, and maintenance period projections.
Six parts, solicitor-verified. Now expanded with the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, the Law Commission's December 2024 scoping report, and the landmark Standish v Standish Supreme Court ruling of July 2025.
Full statute. Key sections: 1, 3, 11, 12, 22, 23, 24, 24A, 24B, 25, 25A, 27, 31, 34, 37. The s.25 discretionary framework with all eight factors.
All five bands, exact percentages, shared care reductions (one night to 175+ nights), Collect & Pay service fees, and the gross income calculation method.
Pension sharing framework, the CETV trap, PODE requirements, offsetting caution, earmarking limitations, and the pension dashboard programme context.
CP 1581 "A Fairer End to Relationships" (June 2026, not yet law). Law Commission December 2024 scoping report. Four proposed models for financial remedy reform. Cohabitation reform progress.
s.25 in practice, FDR indication mechanics, hidden asset detection, MIAM exemptions, occupation orders, the cohabitation myth, financial remedy proceedings, Mesher/Martin orders, clean break principles, pre-marital equity.
£612 divorce fee, £60 consent order, £303 financial order, £30k–£100k contested hearing. Minimum 20 weeks to Conditional Order. 26-week minimum total. CMS thresholds.
No-fault divorce regime (6 April 2022). Joint applications, removal of defended divorce, the 20-week reflection period, single ground of irretrievable breakdown, statement as conclusive evidence.
Supreme Court's landmark July 2025 ruling. Five principles on matrimonial vs non-matrimonial property. Sharing principle limited to matrimonial assets. Matrimonialisation test: treatment over time, not title. Key implications for pre-marital assets, inheritances, and tax-planning transfers.
Current status under English law (persuasive but not binding). Radmacher v Granatino [2010] UKSC 42 principles. Law Commission's 2014 recommendation for binding qualifying nuptial agreements. 2025 reform prospects.
Family Procedure Rules 2010, key parts: Part 9 (financial remedies), Part 12 (children), Part 18 (without notice applications), Practice Direction 9A (without prejudice offers), Unless Orders under r.4.1.
AI must never guess outside this knowledge base. Every response is bounded by verified UK law only.
Every competitor serves the easy, uncontested case. SplitSmart is the only platform built for contested, complex divorces in England & Wales.
| Platform | UK Law | Contested Cases | AI Chat | Outcome Prediction | Living Case File | Fatal Flaw |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SplitSmart | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | None identified |
| Hello Divorce (US) | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | US only — no UK law |
| amicable | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Abandons contested cases |
| Wikivorce | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Static 2008 content, no AI |
| Divorce-Online | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Form-filler only |
| Caira / Unwildered | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Generic across all law |
A solicitor costs £200–£400/hour. The average UK divorce costs £14,561. SplitSmart Essential costs £99/month — less than 30 minutes of solicitor time, every month, for your entire case.
One-time payment. No subscription.
Cancel anytime. No long-term commitment.
Includes monthly call. Cancel anytime.
Solicitor Dossier also available as a £397 standalone add-on for any plan. Referral fees apply for solicitor matching (£200–£500 per qualified lead, paid by the solicitor, not you).