Question 1

Is Divy Split legal advice?

Accepted Answer

No. Divy Split is a calculator: it produces estimates from numbers you enter and verify against your financial disclosures (FL-142). The output is a scenario you construct, not a directive. For advice about your situation, consult an attorney.

Question 2

What is an equalizing payment?

Accepted Answer

When one spouse is awarded more of the community estate than the other, the over-allocated spouse pays the difference so both end up with the same net community estate. The payment is half the gap between the two sides' net positions — not the whole gap.

Question 3

What if the spouses disagree about what something is worth?

Accepted Answer

Divy Split can hold both sides' numbers on any item. It shows what is already agreed, prices each disagreement by how much it moves the equalizing payment, and computes the range of reasonable outcomes — the division if every disputed number resolves one side's way, the other side's way, and the midpoint.

Question 4

What does Divy Split cost?

Accepted Answer

The core calculator is free: manual entry, equalization, the Moore/Marsden and retirement worksheets, and printable and Excel exports. Pro is $24.99 per month or $249.99 per year and adds AI document import from disclosures, the Method 2 settlement-proposal lens, optimization objectives, and saved matters.