For England & Wales · Free preparation tool

Separate the facts from the overwhelm.

Understand what to organise before you speak to a solicitor, mediator or adviser. Get a private Divorce Readiness Score and a practical list of next steps in about three minutes.

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A calmer starting point

Know what you know—and what is missing.

SplitSmart structures the information. It does not decide your settlement or replace personalised professional advice.

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Answer simple questions

Tell us what information you have gathered. We do not ask for names, account numbers, exact balances or your ex-partner’s details.

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See your preparation score

Your score reflects document readiness and next-step clarity—not who has the stronger case or what either person should receive.

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Use your priority checklist

Take a clearer list of questions and missing information into a conversation with a solicitor, mediator or financial adviser.

Free readiness check

Discover your SplitSmart Score.

Choose the answer that best describes where you are today. Nothing is uploaded or saved by SplitSmart.

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Your financial overview

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How complete is your overall financial snapshot of what you own, owe, receive and spend?

How complete is your current property and housing information?

How complete is the information you have about pensions held by either of you?

How complete are the recent statements for the accounts, savings, investments and debts you know about?

If children are involved, how complete is your factual summary of their current routines, regular costs and immediate practical needs?

Which statement best describes your understanding of divorce and financial arrangements?

How prepared is your list of questions and priorities for a professional appointment?

How are you currently storing copies of important information?

How complete is the recent evidence for your own income, benefits or self-employment income?

How complete is your list of debts, repayments and other regular financial commitments?

How complete is your factual timeline of key dates and steps taken so far?

Which statement best describes your next professional step?

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Your result

Your next three preparation priorities

    This is a preparation score, not legal advice, a financial assessment, or a prediction of entitlement or outcome.

    The corrected product direction

    A structured roadmap, without false certainty.

    SplitSmart is being built as a preparation layer before representation—not an automated solicitor and not an outcome-prediction engine.

    Readiness Score Available now

    A local, private check of how organised your information and questions are.

    Personal Preparation Report £19 pilot

    A human-reviewed readiness breakdown, priority roadmap, document checklist and professional-meeting planner. See exactly what is included.

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    Question planner Planned

    Turn a complicated situation into a concise agenda for a professional appointment.

    Document checklist Planned

    A clear list of information often requested during financial discussions. No document upload until an appropriate secure system is in place.

    Why we removed the predictor

    Real outcomes depend on evidence and circumstances.

    A percentage or cash figure from a short online quiz would create false confidence. A court considers all the circumstances, and professional advice depends on full, verified information.

    Read the important limits
    Needs and available resourcesHousing, income, earning capacity, property and other financial resources can all matter.
    Children and caring responsibilitiesThe circumstances and needs of any children require careful, individual consideration.
    Pensions, debts and property historyWhat exists, how it arose, and what evidence is available may all require professional analysis.
    Agreement, mediation or courtThe appropriate route depends on safety, complexity, disclosure and whether informed agreement is possible.
    Founding pilot

    Get organised before paying for professional time.

    The founding-pilot report turns a structured questionnaire into a human-reviewed preparation roadmap. It does not assess entitlement or recommend a settlement.

    • Readiness breakdown by practical area
    • Personalised preparation priorities
    • Document and information checklist
    • Questions for a professional appointment
    £19one-off founding-pilot price · payment opens after final setup

    Please do not send financial documents, account details or information about another person through this form.

    Thank you. Your pilot interest has been received.
    Common questions

    Clear boundaries from the start.

    Is the score legal advice?

    No. It measures preparation only. It cannot assess legal merits, fairness, likely orders or what either person should receive.

    Are my answers sent to SplitSmart?

    No. The readiness questions are calculated in your browser. If you separately join the pilot list, only the contact details entered into that form are submitted.

    Does divorce automatically settle finances?

    No. Ending a marriage and making financial arrangements legally binding are distinct issues. GOV.UK says an agreed division of money and property generally needs a consent order to be legally binding. Get advice for your circumstances.

    Can SplitSmart hold my documents?

    Not at launch. We will not claim secure document storage until an appropriate system, access controls, retention rules and privacy process are operating.

    What will the £19 pilot report include?

    A human-reviewed readiness breakdown, prioritised preparation roadmap, information checklist, question planner and links to relevant official guidance. It will not value assets, calculate entitlement, advise on an offer or predict a court result. Read the complete scope.

    What if my situation is urgent or unsafe?

    Do not rely on this tool. Seek immediate, qualified help if there is an immediate safety risk, domestic abuse or coercive control, a safeguarding concern, a court deadline, threatened removal of a child, asset dissipation or another urgent issue.

    Important safety boundaryIf it may be unsafe for someone to see that you visited this site, consider using a safer device and reviewing or clearing your browser history. SplitSmart does not provide emergency or crisis support.